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I started getting lower back pain about a week ago after one night of binge drinking.I know it's stupid whilst using gear, especially orals. It was however the first alcohol i had in a few months and on cycle. I'm not a regular consumer
It feels like someone is pressing hard against my back or the same feeling you get when you get a bad back pump from deadlifts or something. Sometimes it feels more like the pain shifts to my flanks/upper hip area. sometimes the pain is on the left and sometimes on the right.
Anyone experienced something like this before? im starting my PCT next week, but if im screwed id rather stop my bridge orals now.
I used proponate for 3 weeks after my last shot of cyp and i did have alot of pain in my legs a day or two after each of the shots and a low grade fever. i dont think the propionate would have caused this issue though. I dont understand: i have pain but it doest hurt more when i bend over to pick up something or move etc.
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How was your cycle btw?
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wortelstrok wrote: Do you also have pain around the groin, ass or upper thigh ?
My upper right thigh is sore when i lift my leg but that feels like a stiff muscle and my quads are sore from the propionate.
Btw. im still haning on 98-99kgs. Hope ill keep a bit aven after pct. I wasted allot of time not going to gym. could have done better!
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If its lower back it is kidneys. Your liver is higher up.
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Agree it could be a pulled muscle, hope its not the kidneys.
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Muscleaddict wrote: Gymming 1-2 times a week and you are on a cycle :blink: and binge drinking?? :blink:.
My thoughts exactly, why do a cycle at all if you know you're gonna be too busy to go to gym?
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Theodoric wrote:
Muscleaddict wrote: Gymming 1-2 times a week and you are on a cycle :blink: and binge drinking?? :blink:.
My thoughts exactly, why do a cycle at all if you know you're gonna be too busy to go to gym?
You guys judge too quickly. Perhaps an unexpected deadline/ work demands popped up. It happens all time
MAX OUT your expectations of what is possible for you...you CAN handle the weight
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Go big or go home...
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Ian79 wrote: Sorry it's a question of commitment... There is always a way to take hour to train.
Agreed, that is why I do it in lunch hour. If I dont take it in lunch hour, I work through lunch hour. Morning and evening gym is not an option.
And it is nice coming back to the office, feeling fresh (if your legs feel like jelly would you regard it as calling it feeling fresh) and on an endorphine high!
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