Freezing cold

[Kaim95]

Hello guys,
I am creating this thread just in case someone have experienced the same issues and would be kind to help me.
Last year I have tried my very first cycle, just Sustanon 500mg a week. I didnt expect any results, just wanted to get used to needles etc.
I didnt have any issues in cycle or PCT.
But 3 weeks after PCT I have started having symptoms which I have to this date, for no reason I am freezing cold and having cold sweats 70% of a time a day.
When Im cold my veins disappear, I am not able to go to gym as exercise is making it worse and Im colder and colder. Just cant get warm by any chance
My balls are saggy aswell
Everynight after 9PM or so, all of sudden Im warm again and veins looks normal.
I have had few blood tests for hormones and all results were as before the cycle.
One guy have recommended to me to take HCG 500iu every 5th day for 5 weeks, Proviron 300mg a week, Clomid 15mg and Exemestan 37.5mg a week for 8 weeks.
None of these have any effect on me, so no change.
Thank you

 

[mochul]

Have you tested your thyroid hormones?

 

[Phreezer]

Have you tested your thyroid hormones?

exactly.. A lot of body temperature is controlled in the hypothalamus of the brain and the thyroid helps regulate that function.

I would start there. I doubt it has anything to do with your nuts. Also, are you taking your body temperature when you feel cold? I'd be curious to see if your core temperature is actually different.

 

[Rido]

exactly.. A lot of body temperature is controlled in the hypothalamus of the brain and the thyroid helps regulate that function.

I would start there. I doubt it has anything to do with your nuts. Also, are you taking your body temperature when you feel cold? I'd be curious to see if your core temperature is actually different.

Username: Phreezer

he would know

 

[Big_paul]

Last year I have tried my very first cycle, just Sustanon 500mg a week. I didnt expect any results, just wanted to get used to needles etc.

Wtf are you even talking about?

 

[Phreezer]

Username: Phreezer

he would know

Ha!

 

[Kaim95]

exactly.. A lot of body temperature is controlled in the hypothalamus of the brain and the thyroid helps regulate that function.

I would start there. I doubt it has anything to do with your nuts. Also, are you taking your body temperature when you feel cold? I'd be curious to see if your core temperature is actually different.

Next week Im gonna schedule appointment to endocrinology and see if there are gonna be any issues.

When Im cold there isnt any change to my body temperature. Sitting at 36.4

 

[mochul]

It is not your thyroid hormone if your body temp doesn’t change. Maybe you are just sick?

 

[Kaim95]

It is not your thyroid hormone if your body temp doesn’t change. Maybe you are just sick?

its happening for almost a year straight. There are some days where I feel ok and warm, but in that year it was probably 20 days, the rest just freezing and workout is almost unbearable.
This was happening in summer aswell.
I just wanted to check if someone had same experience and what helped them.

 

[mochul]

It would be reasonable to go to a doctor and not asking on a steroid forum. We are not doctors.

 

[Kaim95]

It would be reasonable to go to a doctor and not asking on a steroid forum. We are not doctors.

Yea, Im planning to do so. Just tried if anyone had something similar. Thanks

 

[mochul]

Your welcome and wish you luck

 

[MikeyGBoomin]

its happening for almost a year straight. There are some days where I feel ok and warm, but in that year it was probably 20 days, the rest just freezing and workout is almost unbearable.
This was happening in summer aswell.
I just wanted to check if someone had same experience and what helped them.

I had this same experience for maybe 3-4 days out of a week when I hoped on Tren A but didn’t think anything of it as I had night sweats so I figured body being wet was causing me to be cold since I keep my house cold at night 66-68F it went away after about a week when the night sweats stopped happening. I was also running sustanon @ 500 mg.

 

[Henchus maximus98736]

Me and my friends used to call that test flu… I think it’s just because it’s something unnatural going in so the body tries to fight it.

 

[Jsw0le]

Likely adrenal axis and or thyroid axis related. Get blood work for total T4 And t3 as wel as free t4 and t3 plus tsh. Morning cortisol wouldn’t be bad either

 

[Demondosage]

I would get a thyroid check, one indicator of an under active thyroid would be a lower than normal body temp, although not 100% conclusive it’s usually a good indicator of hypothyroidism. Also, hormone fluctuations can often cause this as well as low bodyfat

 

[Henchus maximus98736]

Standard physical reaction.

 

[Henchus maximus98736]

Ain’t nobody cleverer than this body mate.

Sorry no other specimen.