Prednisolone & Broncitus/Namonia

[chris69]

3 wks in and i have broncitus/namonia (cant spell) ! they have perscribed 3 diff meds one being Prednislone a catabolic from what i can see on the net ! They also have given me a inhailer, and a script for a antibiotic penasilin ! This is sapose to be taken for 10 days..what will this do to my cycle, and should i skip the prednisolone, and just stick to rest and good diet?
Cycle is Dball/sus/trenbolone.

 

[Mavafanculo]

bro...

you have pneumonia, thats not trivial.

dont worry about your cycle - get well first.

you should confide in your doctor off the record that you're on a cycle if you trust him not to include that in your records (which will then be avaialbe to health insurers, life
insurance companies etc)

this isnt something you should leave to internet wisdom.

 

[shredded87]

predisolone is not entirely catabolic

mavafanculo is right on deck.

 

[chris69]

bro...

you have pneumonia, thats not trivial.

dont worry about your cycle - get well first.

you should confide in your doctor off the record that you're on a cycle if you trust him not to include that in your records (which will then be avaialbe to health insurers, life
insurance companies etc)

this isnt something you should leave to internet wisdom.

Mav it's not that im taking it lightley, but i get this shit once every winter..
so im not dieing or somthing ,(lung problems). wondering if these antibiotics ect... will screw w/ the AS cycle, or if anyone has had side effects from being on ..during the time they take antibiotics...

 

[Mavafanculo]

well answering in a vacuum, the pred will hurt your cycle, how much depends on dose (remember one of the ways that steroids aid in muscle building is that they block the cortisol receptors in muscle tissue reducing catabolism)

the antibiotics shouldnt have any effects, but take some probiotics from the health food store to replenish the good bacteria that the antibiotics will kill in your intestinal tract (acidophillus, etc)

but thats in a vacuum - you however have pneumonia and my previous post stands lol

 

[st8grad]

You get pneumonia once every winter? That ain't good. You shouldn't even get bronchitis once every winter. That aside....

Only you can judge how hard it is to breath. The prednisone can be optional IF you are breathing ok with the inhaler and the antibiotics seem to be working.

One option that can keep the corticosteroids non-systemic is to ask them for a flovent inhaler instead. Yes, SOME of the medicine will reach your bloodstream but it is far less than with prednisone.

Your first priority of course in this matter is breathing. Then killing the infection, then worrying about your cycle.

 

[chris69]

well answering in a vacuum, the pred will hurt your cycle, how much depends on dose (remember one of the ways that steroids aid in muscle building is that they block the cortisol receptors in muscle tissue reducing catabolism)

the antibiotics shouldnt have any effects, but take some probiotics from the health food store to replenish the good bacteria that the antibiotics will kill in your intestinal tract (acidophillus, etc)

but thats in a vacuum - you however have pneumonia and my previous post stands lol

Thanx Bro, always good info !

 

[chris69]

You get pneumonia once every winter? That ain't good. You shouldn't even get bronchitis once every winter. That aside....

Only you can judge how hard it is to breath. The prednisone can be optional IF you are breathing ok with the inhaler and the antibiotics seem to be working.

One option that can keep the corticosteroids non-systemic is to ask them for a flovent inhaler instead. Yes, SOME of the medicine will reach your bloodstream but it is far less than with prednisone.

Your first priority of course in this matter is breathing. Then killing the infection, then worrying about your cycle.

Well between my kids bringing home every cold there is and me running my body down, it usally happens when the TEMP changes so dramaticly , like it does here in NY..It was in the teens for the last few days now it has been 40 for the last 2 days..screws me all up ! k to all !

 

[st8grad]

I just looked back at you cycle and the tren just smacked me in the face. The breathlessness that you experience on tren is primarily due to a rise in prostaglandins.

Given the bronchitis you have major inflammation in your lungs that is not being served well from the trenbolone increasing prostaglandins. I would drop the trenbolone at least for a couple days while you get a foothold on the infection and breathing. I know "they" say not to take antihistamines with these infections because then you can cough it out, but I think it is better to help stop the mucus production than worry about that b.s. Claritin might help you quite a bit and put a hold on some of the inflammation in your lungs.

Just thinking of ways to skip the prednisone.

 

[chris69]

I just looked back at you cycle and the trenbolone just smacked me in the face. The breathlessness that you experience on trenbolone is primarily due to a rise in prostaglandins.

Given the bronchitis you have major inflammation in your lungs that is not being served well from the trenbolone increasing prostaglandins. I would drop the trenbolone at least for a couple days while you get a foothold on the infection and breathing. I know "they" say not to take antihistamines with these infections because then you can cough it out, but I think it is better to help stop the mucus production than worry about that b.s. Claritin might help you quite a bit and put a hold on some of the inflammation in your lungs.

Just thinking of ways to skip the prednisone.

I agree, im going to try and skip the pred...and take the antibiotic to kill the infection and the inhailer to help open up my breathing passage..as for the Tren if i have that much constriction i will stop...it wouldnt kill me at all to take a week of of that, no biggy !

 

[Mavafanculo]

I just looked back at you cycle and the trenbolone just smacked me in the face. The breathlessness that you experience on trenbolone is primarily due to a rise in prostaglandins.

......

cool - good to know havent run across that

 

[shredded87]

Dharkam and a few other guys have some articles on it