sides...and a moronic newbie quandary.

[Gekko]

First, the sides....I'm in week 6 of a 10-week cycle consisting of sust/fina/winny.....I've developed a rash-like itchiness over most of my chest, stomach, and back. Having done a search (yes, I did this first), I noticed that someone said that this isn't gyno, as gyno would be localized, not all over....but this person also said it might be a sign of liver stress.

Is this enough 'liver stress' to be worried about, or is it fairly 'normal'? I'm taking the Tyler Liver Detox and drinking lots of water (although maybe not enough on second thought)

Now, the stupid newbie problem.....My source also set me up with enough arimidex for .25mg/day and then clomid for a post-cycle clomid therapy. Unfortunately (and because I was trying to find a good place to hide some of the gear) I mixed up all of the arimidex and clomid, and now I can't tell them apart.

I figure I have some options here.....Take one "white pill" per day and hope that I mostly get arimidex now and clomid later.....Chuck the whole thing and forget about it....or simply e-mail my source and beg for a rush shipment of the two.

Any advice for the galactically stupid? Thanks in advance....

 

[Gekko]

Oh, and I'm having night sweats, too.

High blood pressure? Anything to worry about, or just typical temporary sides?

 

[Bar Room Hero]

Clomids will make your tongue numb when you chew them...that's a good way to tell them apart.

And no, gyno is not a rash. It's probably due to dirty-ass sust. I don't know why you guys like that stuff so much.

 

[Bulldog_10]

Are the arimidex from IP? If so, they should be very crumbly.

I don't know about the rash and itchyness...Are you growing hair in these places also, that might be causing the itchyness, and maybe the rash too. If you ARE growing hair, try some finasteride.

 

[Omega44]

sounds like ur having an allergic reaction to somthning. im not sure what its from though cause tehres no way to tell from what uve told me. muscle it out for a week or so, see if it goes away.