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Feeling Tired on Tren
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I am 42, and it seems that in my 40's TREN has a different effect on me.
I feel extremely tired, and has NO problem sleeping at nights. I fell extreme lethargic, to a point that going to the gym is a chore, but once I'm there, I'm ok ... but though the day ..not so much
Can anybody assist why this is, "I'm thinking it must be HBP / Hypertension" maybe,
Any help on how I can approach this.
Current Cycle: Test Prop 100mg, Mast Prop 100mg, Tren Ace 100mg per ml
Weight: 101kg
Thanks in advance
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I'm not a fan of tren, it doesn't agree with my body and hence I don't use it. If you feel tren is to blame, stop it, it isn't worth feeling like crap as that is a counter to what you trying to achieve.
What is your height?
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So my Blood Pressure is 130/82.
Don't have a blood sugar machine,
Than I ate a "Bar One", just to see if it low maybe, don't feel any different really.
I'm 1.73
Will go buy a blood sugar unit and take a measurement, this afternoon
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GuineaPig wrote: Hi.
So my Blood Pressure is 130/82.
Don't have a blood sugar machine,
Than I ate a "Bar One", just to see if it low maybe, don't feel any different really.
I'm 1.73
Will go buy a blood sugar unit and take a measurement, this afternoon
If you not feeling ups and downs then I doubt it's sugar. Your blood pressure is fine.
I've had chronic fatigue a few times in my life and whether it be treated by lowering cortisol, taking a holiday, B shots, great good and lots of patience, the problem usually doesn't go away fast. If you can pinpoint it to the Tren you have expedited your bodies ability to feel vibrant and I'd do it, if it doesn't help (needs time) then you need to start digging deeper and this could stop getting complicated to pin point.
Any chance you over training and your CNS has just taken a hammering?
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So, I don't think its CNS ..for I have change to push, pull ..leg split ,,to allocate more rest days, because of the tiredness, so the last 2 weeks its been 3 days a week training.
Also doubt its chronic fatigue, for the lethargic only started with the cycle.
I guess its trial error ... so, will try the B-shots, and lowering the dose and pinning to only E4D maybe and see ? Else its pointless to train and stay motivated or recover feeling like this ..at lease my sleep is at point.
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On tren, particularly higher doses I need more carbs and don't do well on very low calories. Then I do get lethargic and very grumpy.
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Also score yourself using the STOP BANG score. ( www.researchgate.net/figure/STOP-Bang-sc...ation_tbl1_260377057 ). A score more than 3 warrants further testing. The STOP BANG is used as a screening tool in all hospitals for OSA.
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LesDoctor wrote: Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is common in your age group and especially since you are quite heavy for your height. Furthermore, anabolics do make OSA worse. The best way to know if you have it is by asking someone who sleeps next to you (that's the easiest way).
Also score yourself using the STOP BANG score. ( www.researchgate.net/figure/STOP-Bang-sc...ation_tbl1_260377057 ). A score more than 3 warrants further testing. The STOP BANG is used as a screening tool in all hospitals for OSA.
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