Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below About 2 years ago I did a cycle of Tren and I had a severe allergic reaction to it. My back broke out in nasty red boils/welts that hurt and itched like a motherfucker. I stopped using the Tren but my back has never been the same. It mostly cleared up but it's still there in a very minor way and still itches on a daily basis. Some days are worse than others. If I give in and scratch it I end up scratching it all freakin day and night. I have read that other people have had bad reactions to Tren/Fina the exact same way. My dermatologist doesnt know how to clear up my back. Does anyone have any idea what could fix my back up 100% again or am I fucked with a light itchy rash for the rest of my life? Jesus I wish I never tried Tren.
Tren/Fina Rash!!!! PLEASE HELP!!!
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I have had numerous physicals since including complete bloodwork and Im 100% healthy as an OX. It happened about a week and half into my tren cycle and right after i stopped the tren my back started to get better. My dermatologist agrees it was an allerigic reaction but she doesnt know what will clear it up. It's not really visible when you look at my back but I can feel it there and its like a light rash that gets inflamed now if Im really hot. I cant even use a lot of laundry detergent now, cologne or anything like that because it sets my back on fire. It's pretty depressing. I mean not a huge deal but it bothers me almost on a daily basis and its been over two years since I first got. It was the Fina for sure there is no doubt in my mind. Happened to some other bros on other websites. Their backs cleared up all the way. Guess I was just unlucky.
If your dermatologist has not been able to clear it, then there is a possibility that itching is psychogenic. I think that condition is called neurodermatitis. Itching leads to scratching that damages the skin and lead to more itching.
Our 11 year old son passed away last november and lived with the worst documented case of "exema" in the us, started at 6 months of age and progressed as time went by.
At one point in 2003 he was looking at a cornea transplant from the abrasions on his eyes from his itching.
I can honestly say that protopic ointment and the other battery of topical medications did nothing to supress nore cure his condition.
He lived life taking prelazone ect. just to try and grasp at being "normal" and was the guinea pig for numorous medications in which all had little effect after a week or so use : (
I wish there was one thing I could say from our vast knowledge of a skin disorder fight to shed light on your situation but unfortunately I cant : (
Hope you somehow stumble upon a doctor that can diagnose and treat your condition.
At one point in 2003 he was looking at a cornea transplant from the abrasions on his eyes from his itching.
I can honestly say that protopic ointment and the other battery of topical medications did nothing to supress nore cure his condition.
He lived life taking prelazone ect. just to try and grasp at being "normal" and was the guinea pig for numorous medications in which all had little effect after a week or so use : (
I wish there was one thing I could say from our vast knowledge of a skin disorder fight to shed light on your situation but unfortunately I cant : (
Hope you somehow stumble upon a doctor that can diagnose and treat your condition.
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ALIN
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was this transdermal?
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