What Roid For Recovering From Surgery?

[MP5]

Just got back surgery last week for a herniated disc. Pretty laid up and the doc says i might be able to hit the gym in a month or so. Wondering if deca or EQ would have any sort of benefit for healing my back. Perhaps even starting it before I hit the gym again. All i have currently is some dbol and test which i was saving for the future unless it would help get my back healed up. Seems like anavar or winny might be a good option in lower doses almost like a bridge.

 

[***]

REST

 

[***]

if you use any AS during time of recovery you'll most likely not be able to work your muscles fully if at all. all this will do is create stress on your endocrine system where by the time you're ready to work out 100% you'll have to take a break from steroids. just take a rest right now and come back strong when you're 100% healed.

 

[Flash_75]

deca or anavar. both will speed healiing and are approved for such on yhe US. good luck getting a sympathetic doc.

 

[40butpumpin]

*** (nice name) really nailed this one, MP5. I had surgery for a herniated disc in 1984. If you start too early you'll only mess yourself up all over again. Take your time and do your physical therapy PROPERLY. Forget about gear right now. Your endocrine system, as well as your psyche, needs to be in tune with what's going on with the rest of your body. This isn't the time or place for gear. If you want to know what the best thing is for recovering -- from anything -- it is allowing your body to heal itself. Eat well, take some basic supplements; C, E, minerals, etc., and give your body a chance to heal itself. When you're back to 100% -- AND YOU WILL GET THERE -- you'll have the rest of your (healthy) life to worry about gear.

Man I don't know how you guys think of these screen names.

 

[Shinobi]

GH!!!!

 

[dancer]

OX and GH

 

[naturally anabolic]

Sleep-a-bol!

 

[machman]

Dude, stay away from the gear until you're healed. You're only wasting your money. Get your head around what it feels like to have a healthy back again, learn what limitations you do or don't have, then after you've gotten back to where you were before, consider AS again.

 

[DocTodd]

Why did you get surgery in the first place? Please post more details and things you did before deciding on surgery. You will probably be pain free for 1 or 2 years.


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