DNP nerve/pain problems?

[ColeWorld88]

Hi guys I was wondering if you could help me out here.

I was 4 weeks into a DNP cycle and last week I started getting sort of pins and needles in my foot. I stopped DNP today because its kept going and now I kinda feel like I have no nerves in my feet and half way up my legs. Its really weird. My extremities (fingertips and feet) are really prone to becoming hot/cold quickly. Is this due to the DNP? or being low b/f? or just another problem completeley.

Any help greatly appreciated.

 

[GeorgeWBush]

im convinced because i was kept overnight in a hospital and was unable to walk for two months and made a near complete recovery.

you are not reading about DNP induced neuropathy. there are different reasons and causes for neuropathy.

this was from using dnp or caused by something else? where did you get the dnp from that caused it? have you used dnp before that?

 

[ColeWorld88]

Just as an update I was just in ER most of the night because I collapsed on the floor semi conscious because I think i overdosed on painkillers because the pain was so bad.
This is just killing me and I seriously wish I had respected DNP more than I did. I was naive and I just hope that no one else makes the same mistake as me

 

[GeorgeWBush]

Just as an update I was just in ER most of the night because I collapsed on the floor semi conscious because I think i overdosed on painkillers because the pain was so bad.
This is just killing me and I seriously wish I had respected DNP more than I did. I was naive and I just hope that no one else makes the same mistake as me

Which manufacturer was it that you got this DNP from? I really don't think persistent and continually worsening neuropathy is a symptom of DNP exposure and it sounds more like heavy metal poisoning.

 

[ColeWorld88]

I ran 2 batches. The first was British Research Labs big yellow caps - 200mg powder per cap. The other batch was Aeolis Pharma express dnp 100mg crystal DNP per cap. I don't know if it is heavy metal poisoning but I assume if it is it is going to be a permanent problem and I'm fucked for life.

 

[captshiner]

Which manufacturer was it that you got this DNP from? I really don't think persistent and continually worsening neuropathy is a symptom of DNP exposure and it sounds more like heavy metal poisoning.

mine was from a different source than the 2 he just posted. it is from DNP EXPOSURE and ISNT limited to one source.. i've had people writing me for the last 2 years on here and other forums through PM who have had the same issue but for whatever reason are hesitant to make topics about it on forums.

 

[ColeWorld88]

OK I now have an appointment with the nuerologist on Thursday who will go over my blood test results which I am getting done tomorrow. Obviously nothing will show up but hopefully the nuerologist will do a better job at prescribing something for the pain. I was given the same things as you captshiner and they have done nothing for me but the feet in cold water trick works a treat.

 

[CubbieBlue]

Buck up guy. If I were you I would tell your neurologist what caused it and see if he can help. I hope things get better for you in the future. I am sure they will. There are a few promising treatments for neuropathy out there.

 

[GeorgeWBush]

mine was from a different source than the 2 he just posted. it is from DNP EXPOSURE and ISNT limited to one source.. i've had people writing me for the last 2 years on here and other forums through PM who have had the same issue but for whatever reason are hesitant to make topics about it on forums.

How can you say so confidently that it is from DNP when most people are getting their DNP from underground black-market sources, and where the DNP is ultimately manufactured is unknown as well as what purity grade it is?

I have severe doubts persistent and worsening neuropathy is from DNP, I'm sorry but it seems like it's more likely due to the fact that the quality of DNP being sold now is very poor with low quality control measures, and the toxic bi-products left in the final product are the culprit.

 

[GeorgeWBush]

I ran 2 batches. The first was British Research Labs big yellow caps - 200mg powder per cap. The other batch was Aeolis Pharma express dnp 100mg crystal DNP per cap. I don't know if it is heavy metal poisoning but I assume if it is it is going to be a permanent problem and I'm fucked for life.

Well, if it's just pain/numbness then it probably just damage to the myelin sheaths that cover your nerves. Those will repair and regrow slowly in time; nerve damage itself is permanent because your nerve cells don't repair or replicate.

 

[captshiner]

How can you say so confidently that it is from DNP when most people are getting their DNP from underground black-market sources, and where the DNP is ultimately manufactured is unknown as well as what purity grade it is?

I have severe doubts persistent and worsening neuropathy is from DNP, I'm sorry but it seems like it's more likely due to the fact that the quality of DNP being sold now is very poor with low quality control measures, and the toxic bi-products left in the final product are the culprit.

what bi products could these be? the source I was using was P which by quite a few people was the best quality source, and this was over 3 years ago.

 

[ColeWorld88]

Capt - how long did you keep your feet in cold water for. I'm sometimes keeping mine in there for like 2 hours at a time to suppress the pain. Is this a problem? Like am I going to cause more problems by giving myself like trench foot or something?!

 

[CubbieBlue]

Capt - how long did you keep your feet in cold water for. I'm sometimes keeping mine in there for like 2 hours at a time to suppress the pain. Is this a problem? Like am I going to cause more problems by giving myself like trench foot or something?!

Umm...how cold is the water? You can give yourself frostbite.

 

[ColeWorld88]

Its just tap water. Not ice water or anything. I'm not sure of the exact temp but after a while I dont even notice im still in the water but my feet feel great in it. I just wish i could keep them in there all day without worrying about fucking up soemthing else in my body.

 

[CubbieBlue]

Its just tap water. Not ice water or anything. I'm not sure of the exact temp but after a while I dont even notice im still in the water but my feet feel great in it. I just wish i could keep them in there all day without worrying about fucking up soemthing else in my body.

If it is just tap water it's not going to cause any real issues. Maybe some temporary skin problems.

 

[ColeWorld88]

OK thanks. I put vaseline on them before putting them in water in an attempt to stop some of the skin problems you mentioned.

 

[captshiner]

i had the water cold with a little bit of ice, but i was definitely conscious how often i was doing it and how cold... it just was the only thing that helped the burning on fire feeling i was getting. once i took my feet out, 45 sec to a minute later they'd start burning again. i'll never forget that pain for as long as i live.

 

[ColeWorld88]

Yeah I have the exact same feeling. I am seeing the neurologist tomorrow and hopefully I can get prescribed something to help me sleep - I've only slept 5 hours over the last 2 nights. I'm up atm at 6am UK time - I only slept from 1am-3am.

 

[stucko88]

This is kinda like deja-vu all over again. I made the same type of thread almost a year ago and ended up in the ER also.

https://thinksteroids.com/community/threads/134302484

DO NOT put your feet in cold water, I know it gives you some relief but your just unsettling your nerves. The blood work isn't going to show anything believe me. I've had every type of test the doctor could think of and nothing showed up (EKG, EMG, MRI of back, MRI of brain, a biopsy, etc) . One year later it's getting better but is still a pain the ass. I've probably ruined my myelin sheath severly, i'm just hoping eventually it clears up.

Your doctor will probably give you Pregabalin (Lyrica) or Gabapentin (Neurontin). I take Gabapentin twice a day and it's helped manage the pain. Yours doesn't seem as bad as mine did, I was on oxycodone every 3 hrs to manage the pain and couldn't get out of bed for a month. Keep us updated.

 

[Fat]

Does anyone know if this is a permanent condition because I have the same burning sensation in my feet and I hope I don't have this for life

Could it be because DNP shuts down the thyroid hormones which causes neuropathy?

 

[captshiner]

um no it doesnt shut down thyroid. it isnt permenant but will take a while dependant on how match damage was done. who was the source, pm it to me please. ive been leaning more to the idea of the dnp batch being contaminated with something