Roids possible to help injury?

[Slyder190]

I go for an MRI on Sunday for my low back. I sprained it, and took 2 weeks of saw a chiropractor 3 times a week (still am). I saw a family doc who told me wait it out and see what happens and an orthopedic who said said stretch more, walk, and pay attention to form in the gym and daily life and then said take care. If my MRI does show any bad but say related to a muscle pull or something instead of a disc problem, will starting a cycle help me heal any faster? My first back I did chest and tri's and my back hurt like a bitch the next day. I did shoulders and back/bi's in the days following and while my back was still sore, it wasn't as bad as the day after chest/tri's. I was supposed to start my cycle Monday but am hoping I will only have to postpone it another week depending on the MRI. Maybe one more week of rest, but I already stayed out two weeks and that in itself is pretty tough mentally for mein all seriousness. My basic question is, can doing a cycle help a muscle injury repair faster if that's what the case should be. I'll post the result as soon as I get them. Anyone know if they can tell you what's up as soon as you're done getting the MRI?

 

[Golfer18--old]

When I injure a muscle on cycle I am ready the next day to hit the gym. I would wait for the results, no sense starting a cycle if its a disc problem. I had a MRI done on my knee, i hate sitting still. I got my results back i think the day or two after. Remember is you start it make sure you dont have to stop two weeks after, that will set you back about 5 weeks.

 

[HUCKLEBERRY FINNaplex]

Oxandrolone is used in back patient therapy to speed recovery.