Need some guidance

[ZachMonster]

My girlfriend is on a variety of necessary medications to function on a daily basis.
They are as follows:
Estrogen 4mg
Spironolactone 300
Finasteride 5 mg
My question is that she would like to start using hgh to help tighten up, and to have the general benefits for a woman using hgh overall. How many iu's should she use, and should we watch for any clashing side effects with the listed medications?

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[EZ_E]

These posts remind me of a menu that says: "Chicken"

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You need to provide a great deal more information on her...

~EZ

 

[ZachMonster]

What else do you need to know? Those are the meds she takes every day. Will growth clash with em or will she be fine to run a typical cycle?

 

[ballslee]

why is she taking those medications?

basically, those medications are probably a lot of the reason she is having a problem "tightening" up.
because estrogen sucks when trying to build muscle or tighten up at all. and finasteride is blocking DHT, which well increases hardness, etc.

HGH In my opinion does not tighten you up. In fact it can cause more water retention in some.
what the above guy means is: how old is she? what has caused her to take those meds? what is her Bf? how often does she work out? is she lookign for a quick fix? etc....

 

[rcxman]

I would not recommend to add HGH for such a list of stuff. What if something goes wrong, then who's there to tell which of the chem caused it.
But on the other hand, these meds don't seem that harsh...

 

[ZachMonster]

She is 28. Without going into extensive detail, her body no longer produces estrogen. (Since her body no longer produces estrogen, it dosent know to flush the fluid retention) Therefore the need of fin and spiro.
Shes moderately active, trains on a consistent basis and has an 8-9% bf. She was mote interested in the anti aging properties gh holds.

 

[oxymoron]

5mg of finasteride a day? Yikes. A doc prescribed that? There's got to be something better she could take.

 

[ZachMonster]

Yea docs orders

 

[ballslee]

I mean if she wants to take it for years and years, then sure it could possibly help with anti-aging. but the effects like that are just not immediate, and with the costs associated it really isn't that great. if you don't care about money, then by all means go for it. but I would say it isn't worth it for a girl unless she is competing or something.

but if she does, make sure the timing she takes it with and tyroid hormone levels are good.

 

[stevesmi]

have you discussed this with your doctor?