Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below okay so im asking for a good friend of mine who doesnt have internet access. he just started his first cycle of test last week and didnt seem to have any problems immediatly but just 2 days ago he formed bruises on his elbow with alot of swelling, and liquid retention around the elbow. since he sticks in the shoulder i told him that i thought he either busted a blood vessel or may have an allergic reaction. anyone else have experience with this or know what it could be?
testosterone backfire? any idea what it could be?
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Starhopper
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Re: test backfire? any idea what it could be?
Sounds like elbow bursitis. I got it last year during softball season. Took a couple days then it started to hurt bad.
Elbow Bursitis - Olecranon Bursitis
Sounds like elbow bursitis. I got it last year during softball season. Took a couple days then it started to hurt bad.
Elbow Bursitis - Olecranon Bursitis
jonny jacked
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Re: test backfire? any idea what it could be?
busted blood vessel? No sure why you thought that. Fluid retention is generally referred to as
ependent edema: a clinically detectable increase in extracellular fluid volume localized in a dependent area, as of a limb, characterized by swelling or pitting.
Also, arthritis can cause swelling (which may look or feel like fluid).
Of course, tough to say without seeing it or since I’m not a doctor!
busted blood vessel? No sure why you thought that. Fluid retention is generally referred to as
ependent edema: a clinically detectable increase in extracellular fluid volume localized in a dependent area, as of a limb, characterized by swelling or pitting. Also, arthritis can cause swelling (which may look or feel like fluid).
Of course, tough to say without seeing it or since I’m not a doctor!
Ezekiel
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Re: test backfire? any idea what it could be?
+1
Probably cause by lifting to heavy w/ out having a good base!! ie. taking gear after only lifting for like 6 months..
If this is the case your "friend" can expect bunk shoulders to be next.
+1
Probably cause by lifting to heavy w/ out having a good base!! ie. taking gear after only lifting for like 6 months..
If this is the case your "friend" can expect bunk shoulders to be next.
Ezekiel
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Re: test backfire? any idea what it could be?
not too sure if you were speaking to me. However, if you are; it's not a matter of hearing it's a matter of experience. I have seen many ppl hurt there elbow and shoulder joints by not having a good solid base of lifting for a year or two before talking gear.
Going from benching 1 plate a side to 2 plates a side in 5-6 weeks can be very hard on joints that aren't used to the heavy load.
not too sure if you were speaking to me. However, if you are; it's not a matter of hearing it's a matter of experience. I have seen many ppl hurt there elbow and shoulder joints by not having a good solid base of lifting for a year or two before talking gear.
Going from benching 1 plate a side to 2 plates a side in 5-6 weeks can be very hard on joints that aren't used to the heavy load.
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