Catteni
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You think running PQO water based Test base would reflect elevated hsCRP? First time trying and had delated PIP at site. Read anecdotally water based with more complications compared to oil-based TNE.
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Photon
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Yea pip=hscrp increase.
Id used oil based instead.
Water based usually results in PIP.
Rawnjohnson
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You mentioned you filter your gear. Is any of it Chinese? If so EO may not agree with you.
Catteni
New Member
Yeah learned that after just 2 doses but had to FAFO. Even though deep down knew should be oil based mig only.
No Chinese gear, Test C is from Opti and Bold C is from Defiant. TNE from Arail. I just filter everything to reduce the number of unknown variables.
Rawnjohnson
New Member
Never tried Bold C, but hear it is notorious for PIP. Having any major PIP from it? That could raise hs-crp.
RockyP
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Seems like there’s a host of things here that could be the culprit. If you really want to find out what’s going on the most reasonable option is to go to TRT for a month, let all this other shit clear out, and get a baseline hsCRP. If it’s normal at that time you can start systematically adding things back. Any other approach is likely to result in you chasing your tail. Remember even hsCRP is nonspecific. If you drop the TNE and the number goes down that doesn’t necessarily mean it was the TNE. However, if you clear out everything, get a baseline, then add the TNE back in and then it’s elevated, tou can attribute it to the TNE. But even then you don’t know if it’s the api, or if it’s crashing post injection. As far as MiG 840, it’s designed specifically to be anti/non inflammatory. I think a lot of guys reporting issues with mig840 really have issues with what is dissolved (or not fully dissolved in the case of stuff like injectable Anadrol, TNE, etc
C) in it. I didn’t check my CRP at the time but I spent a few weeks fighting with crashed Anadrol only to realize that the reactions I was having was likely due to it crashing in the tissue post injection. That is, the vials I had that were crashed then heated were not heated long / high enough. The vials I have that were not crashed had no issues. I’ve since come up with a heating protocol for the crashed vials, which is at a higher temp and for a longer time than I thought was necessary, and now I have no issues. But I can only imagine my CRP was likely very elevated during the times of pip, redness, swelling etc.
C) in it. I didn’t check my CRP at the time but I spent a few weeks fighting with crashed Anadrol only to realize that the reactions I was having was likely due to it crashing in the tissue post injection. That is, the vials I had that were crashed then heated were not heated long / high enough. The vials I have that were not crashed had no issues. I’ve since come up with a heating protocol for the crashed vials, which is at a higher temp and for a longer time than I thought was necessary, and now I have no issues. But I can only imagine my CRP was likely very elevated during the times of pip, redness, swelling etc.
RockyP
Member
Seems like there’s a host of things here that could be the culprit. If you really want to find out what’s going on the most reasonable option is to go to TRT for a month, let all this other shit clear out, and get a baseline hsCRP. If it’s normal at that time you can start systematically adding things back. Any other approach is likely to result in you chasing your tail. Remember even hsCRP is nonspecific. If you drop the TNE and the number goes down that doesn’t necessarily mean it was the TNE. However, if you clear out everything, get a baseline, then add the TNE back in and then it’s elevated, tou can attribute it to the TNE. But even then you don’t know if it’s the api, or if it’s crashing post injection. As far as MiG 840, it’s designed specifically to be anti/non inflammatory. I think a lot of guys reporting issues with mig840 really have issues with what is dissolved (or not fully dissolved in the case of stuff like injectable Anadrol, TNE, etc
C) in it. I didn’t check my CRP at the time but I spent a few weeks fighting with crashed Anadrol only to realize that the reactions I was having was likely due to it crashing in the tissue post injection. That is, the vials I had that were crashed then heated were not heated long / high enough. The vials I have that were not crashed had no issues. I’ve since come up with a heating protocol for the crashed vials, which is at a higher temp and for a longer time than I thought was necessary, and now I have no issues. But I can only imagine my CRP was likely very elevated during the times of pip, redness, swelling etc.
C) in it. I didn’t check my CRP at the time but I spent a few weeks fighting with crashed Anadrol only to realize that the reactions I was having was likely due to it crashing in the tissue post injection. That is, the vials I had that were crashed then heated were not heated long / high enough. The vials I have that were not crashed had no issues. I’ve since come up with a heating protocol for the crashed vials, which is at a higher temp and for a longer time than I thought was necessary, and now I have no issues. But I can only imagine my CRP was likely very elevated during the times of pip, redness, swelling etc.
RockyP
Member
Seems like there’s a host of things here that could be the culprit. If you really want to find out what’s going on the most reasonable option is to go to TRT for a month, let all this other shit clear out, and get a baseline hsCRP. If it’s normal at that time you can start systematically adding things back. Any other approach is likely to result in you chasing your tail. Remember even hsCRP is nonspecific. If you drop the TNE and the number goes down that doesn’t necessarily mean it was the TNE. However, if you clear out everything, get a baseline, then add the TNE back in and then it’s elevated, tou can attribute it to the TNE. But even then you don’t know if it’s the api, or if it’s crashing post injection. As far as MiG 840, it’s designed specifically to be anti/non inflammatory. I think a lot of guys reporting issues with mig840 really have issues with what is dissolved (or not fully dissolved in the case of stuff like injectable Anadrol, TNE, etc
C) in it. I didn’t check my CRP at the time but I spent a few weeks fighting with crashed Anadrol only to realize that the reactions I was having was likely due to it crashing in the tissue post injection. That is, the vials I had that were crashed then heated were not heated long / high enough. The vials I have that were not crashed had no issues. I’ve since come up with a heating protocol for the crashed vials, which is at a higher temp and for a longer time than I thought was necessary, and now I have no issues. But I can only imagine my CRP was likely very elevated during the times of pip, redness, swelling etc.
C) in it. I didn’t check my CRP at the time but I spent a few weeks fighting with crashed Anadrol only to realize that the reactions I was having was likely due to it crashing in the tissue post injection. That is, the vials I had that were crashed then heated were not heated long / high enough. The vials I have that were not crashed had no issues. I’ve since come up with a heating protocol for the crashed vials, which is at a higher temp and for a longer time than I thought was necessary, and now I have no issues. But I can only imagine my CRP was likely very elevated during the times of pip, redness, swelling etc.
xrayphoton13
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You wipe the top of your vial but not the skin? This is an abscess waiting to happen. You're already wiping the vial, just sit the alcohol swab next to the vial and then wipe your skin with it before injection.
Bold cyp is known to cause pip which could lead to elevated crp. Mig840 can do the same
Bold cyp is known to cause pip which could lead to elevated crp. Mig840 can do the same
