Something very scary happened to me last night

[PolfaJelfa]

Good post bro..Also some good advice here...MR.X and Macro know what their talking about. Props to you for getting involved and interested in what is happening too.

 

[jumpshot]

Doctor time. Those are good possibilities but I wouldn't hesitate to see a physician or two.

 

[Ofcfriendly]

I'd go with the sleep apnea theory over asthma. I have asthma and if it were a true attack it wouldn't have subsided on its own over a span of 10 seconds without some form of medication. It would have gotten worse. Believe me, I know.....yikes.

 

[Prizz]

I'd go with the sleep apnea theory over asthma. I have asthma and if it were a true attack it wouldn't have subsided on its own over a span of 10 seconds without some form of medication. It would have gotten worse. Believe me, I know.....yikes.

Yeah, it's not Asthma..... Asthma is when your airways constrict, making it harder to breathe..... Only way to open them up, is with medicine like Albuterol, Atrovent, or Xoponex..... Sleep apnea is more the culprit, where you actually stop breathing due to a physical obstruction in your throat (usually your tounge or glottis), or due to your brain "forgetting" to breathe (Central sleep apnea)..... Do you snore? If you are a heavy snorer, that is a key sign of obstructive sleep apnea..... If not, and it's central sleep apnea, you wake up Paralyzed for a few seconds, which sounds like happened to you..... Either way, you need to see your doc, and get a sleep study scheduled...... Sorry to say, but the Tren probably has NOTHING to do with this problem at all, just a coinsidence......

rizz

 

[BigCracker]

It sounds like sleep apnea, go see a doctor bro. I had a buddy that fought this problem all his life.

He's right. It's sleep apnea-it's usually accompanied by loud snoring. It only happens to me when I'm gaining weight too quickly. It's not a pleasant experience. Cutting out my last meal before bed seems to make a difference.

here's 411


http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/sleep-apnea/DS00148

 

[WannaBeBig72]

Hey all. The only reason I'm skeptical of Apnea is that really when I woke up my breathing was severely constricted and it lasted for about 10 seconds. Anyway..I bought some Asthma inhaler from the pharmacy in case it happens again. I'm going to continue my tren. I've got 2 more weeks to go and really like the results. I don't snore at all by the way. I'm going to the doctor this week and am going to hopefully get it all figured out. Tonight I'm just heading into Manhattan (I live in Brooklyn) for dinner with my girl and plan on having 2-3 glasses of wine (no more!!) and try to relaxe.

Have a good night all...

 

[macrophage69alpha]

asthma like constriction. its a typical reaction to acetone and other solvent poisonening (including benzyl alcohol and benzyl benzoate- commonly used in high concentrations by some manufacturers and "kits".

though agree that there may be other underlying causes or aggravating factors.

 

[PolfaJelfa]

Macro. What is your oppinion on the safety of BA/BB. What % is safe for each What are the levels that are good. How toxic is too much BA/BB? I have been pondering about this for a while.

 

[Jabs]

I've done a fair amount of fina and had tren cough pretty bad a few times. It made my throat pretty sore sometimes. Anyway, Latter I had trouble getting food down. Come to find out I basically burned or scarred my muscle that allows food to go down the throat. Well I had to get cut open and had major surgery to fix the problem. Its vary rare at my age to have that problem. My doc said I was the first case under 50. Usually it's caused by stomach acid that burns that area over a period of time. I do think the chemicals do have something to do with it. I guess the bottome line is be careful with the amount of solvent you use to dissolve the tren. Less is best. Not trying scare any body just putting my experience out there.

 

[justinjones1963]

I have slight sleep apnea. I haven't had an attack in a long while (I think I had it because of the stress I had in the military - not sure) I went to see a doc a long time ago and he was going to put me through a sleep study (I never went) but eventually it went away.

My symptoms were never as bad as yours - I'd see a doc and maybe he can give you something for it.