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If i have stomach pains im wondering it its my abs or if its my liver im doing orals dont have any pains towards my back only a bit in my lower back im doing anavar and tbols let me know please..!
Stomach Pains?! HELP!!
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Outtlaw
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You need to be more descriptive. What do you mean by stomach pains? Do you actually feel it in your stomach, like an upset stomach? Is it more an internal pain, or do you feel it in your muscles? And where exactly is the pain, is it high up around the rib cage or is it lower? And is it on your left or right side??
monkey arms
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Yes more description please. I don't think you'll find too many people on this board who havn't at one time or another had some sort of abdominal pain, expecially when taking orals. If you are really worried, go to the doc. Otherwise do what most of us do and wait, it usually goes away.
littleb
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CanadianRectangle said:
need more details as said above, also if you are taking liv proctants, drinking enough water, taking the orals with a meal, and what doses you are taking.. if it gets worse and you are doing all of the above , i would either go to doc, stop cycle, or both.. good luck...
wayneboard1
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I am going to semi hijack this thread because I was just about to post this very question. It sounds like what I am dealing with, and mine is lower back a few inches above the buttcrack. At first I thought it was my kidneys but I am not taking any orals, only injects. I would rest it and it would be ok. I THINK mine may be related to my increased intensity when working out, and lower back soreness. There do seem to be some "wierdness" deep inside, say around my prostate, bladder, lowerback kinda thing. It doesn't hurt really, I just notice it sometimes except when I am working out. That leads me to beleive it is muscle related since they get warm and do not hurt. I am taking milk thistle, saw palmetto, drink at least 3/4ths of a gallon each day usually a full gallon as well as a multi and glucosamine. So, I too will send out some karma to anyone that can help us out.
wayneboard1
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chefbone said:
Yes on back day. It seems to be with me most of the time, just a very dull sort of feeling, almost an ache if that makes sense. My back is one of my stronger points so I don't know really. Not a major deal but I saw this post and figured I would hop on.
Underworld
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wayneboard1 said:
Sounds like a musclular ache to me.
This often happens to me when training the back and abs. I asked a friend who's a physio and he said it's most likely a reaction to the increased strain on the muscles that support the back and stomach. I wouldn't worry unless it starts to affect your mobility or training.
Underworld
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bruce410 said:
You're on T-Bol at the moment, right Bruce? How long have you had the pain? Is it persistant? If it really is the liver, it'd be almost constant pain.
If the pain is persistant, and you suspect it's near the liver, I would see a doctor. It's probably nothing (the liver is very resistant), but it only takes 30mins to go see your doc.
If it's only temporary, chances are it's nothing.
Off the Subject : I'm starting my T-Bol cycle tomorrow, really looking forward to it....
Fukkenshredded
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The liver does not feel pain. When I got hepatitis from too much drug use and nearly killed myself, I felt no significant pain prior to waking up yellow and unable to move.
Sometimes an inflammed liver can put presure on other organs and created a dull ache in the right side of the rib cage. Also, a distended, gassy feeling is common if the liver is stressed and swollen. Don't ignore these warning signs.
Pain in the lower back is generally muscular, but not always. Your body tries to tell you when things are just wrong. Pay attention to it.
That being said, we must make some allowances for the fact that we are cycling. There is an intrinsic stress to the body that is to be expected, and a certain amount of unhealthiness is involved in this practice of steroid cycling (unless one is using only testosterone in low doses). The muscular gains alone can cause some minor problems if they occur too quickly. Other problems include acidity (from too much protien), enlarged prostrate (do not ignore this), general malaise (most often associated with dehydration and carb depletion), and a host of other annoying side effects that we all have our ways of coping with.
I find myself more and more concerned with these sides, and less concerned with being a perfect physical specimen (on the outside) as I get older. I have had the body I wanted, only to discover that it didn't change anything about my life other than what I looked like. The difference between six and four percent bodyfat is primarily a psychological one, and to the public the six percenter always looks better.
Know why? He's healthier. I know from personal experience.
Anyway, about your stomach pains. For starters, I suggest taking in some ginger to help digest your protiens. Also your water intake is a bit low. Add half a gallon. Add Tylers Detoxification Factors if you are not taking them now.
Another important consideration is acidity. This can be combated with a minor dietary adjustment. Watermelon and lemons alkalize the body, so it is a good idea to take a day or two from each week and eat these fruits, without taking in any protiens whatsoever. No, it will not hinder your gains, and in fact I guarantee you will feel a hundred percent better with just this adjustment.
Lastly you want to consider the possibility of constipation. I drink a lot of prune juice and grapefuit juice. On days I feel too full or too distended I simply eliminate protiens altogether and drink cup of black coffee followed by a tall, cold glass of prune juice (with pulp). Almost every time I discover that I was constipated beyond my expectations, even though I am familiar with this side effect of cycling. I suggest you give it a try.
Sometimes an inflammed liver can put presure on other organs and created a dull ache in the right side of the rib cage. Also, a distended, gassy feeling is common if the liver is stressed and swollen. Don't ignore these warning signs.
Pain in the lower back is generally muscular, but not always. Your body tries to tell you when things are just wrong. Pay attention to it.
That being said, we must make some allowances for the fact that we are cycling. There is an intrinsic stress to the body that is to be expected, and a certain amount of unhealthiness is involved in this practice of steroid cycling (unless one is using only testosterone in low doses). The muscular gains alone can cause some minor problems if they occur too quickly. Other problems include acidity (from too much protien), enlarged prostrate (do not ignore this), general malaise (most often associated with dehydration and carb depletion), and a host of other annoying side effects that we all have our ways of coping with.
I find myself more and more concerned with these sides, and less concerned with being a perfect physical specimen (on the outside) as I get older. I have had the body I wanted, only to discover that it didn't change anything about my life other than what I looked like. The difference between six and four percent bodyfat is primarily a psychological one, and to the public the six percenter always looks better.
Know why? He's healthier. I know from personal experience.
Anyway, about your stomach pains. For starters, I suggest taking in some ginger to help digest your protiens. Also your water intake is a bit low. Add half a gallon. Add Tylers Detoxification Factors if you are not taking them now.
Another important consideration is acidity. This can be combated with a minor dietary adjustment. Watermelon and lemons alkalize the body, so it is a good idea to take a day or two from each week and eat these fruits, without taking in any protiens whatsoever. No, it will not hinder your gains, and in fact I guarantee you will feel a hundred percent better with just this adjustment.
Lastly you want to consider the possibility of constipation. I drink a lot of prune juice and grapefuit juice. On days I feel too full or too distended I simply eliminate protiens altogether and drink cup of black coffee followed by a tall, cold glass of prune juice (with pulp). Almost every time I discover that I was constipated beyond my expectations, even though I am familiar with this side effect of cycling. I suggest you give it a try.
