I Need Yalls Help On Some Heart Probs!!!!!

[christrong65]

Hey guys well i have been takin Super Sustanon for about 3 weeks now and well some thing kinda alarming happend the other day to me... I went for the yearly physical and well they did a 12 lead EKG test on me and well it came back a Sinus Arrythima with early repolarization..... I have a very good idea of this kinda of stuff and well this is not a bad thing but its still alarming--------> have yall ever had a prob like this and well is there any way to fix it....my B/P went up a lil to but not much.......and here is some stats to consider i am 6'2" 280lbs and 19yom....the dosage that i take of the sust is 750mg per week split in half 350mg 2 times a week...i alos take a multi vitamin a day a anit oxidant and V-B12 100mg per day...in my 6th week of this cycle i start with winny 50mg day for 6wk and aimridex .25mg day for 6wk and some nova. 20mg day for 6 wk and ending the cycle on clomid 100mg day for 2 wk.......Can Yall help me out here!!!!!

 

[christrong65]

Um guys this is kinda serious i would really appreciate your input!!!

 

[GDSGFT]

Hey guys well i have been takin Super Sustanon for about 3 weeks now and well some thing kinda alarming happend the other day to me... I went for the yearly physical and well they did a 12 lead EKG test on me and well it came back a Sinus Arrythima with early repolarization..... I have a very good idea of this kinda of stuff and well this is not a bad thing but its still alarming--------> have yall ever had a prob like this and well is there any way to fix it....my B/P went up a lil to but not much.......and here is some stats to consider i am 6'2" 280lbs and 19yom....the dosage that i take of the sust is 750mg per week split in half 350mg 2 times a week...i alos take a multi vitamin a day a anit oxidant and V-B12 100mg per day...in my 6th week of this cycle i start with winny 50mg day for 6wk and aimridex .25mg day for 6wk and some nova. 20mg day for 6 wk and ending the cycle on clomid 100mg day for 2 wk.......Can Yall help me out here!!!!!

What's your body fat like? Have you had your cholesterol levels checked?

Are you taking 750mg of test or 700mg? 750 \ 2 = 375mg.

I highly doubt you're taking 100mg of b12 a day.

If you have a good idea on what you're dealing with, why ask if there's any way to fix it?

Bro, this is a AAS forum, and unless someone has been through the same problem you're going through, this isn't the right place for your answers. Why didn't you flood your doctor with questions when you saw him?

Let him know you're on a cycle, don't lie to him. See what he's got to say about things.

I hope someone on here can help you, and this is more of a BIG BUMP than anything.

All the best bro.

 

[nukklehead123]

Its not unusual to have a Sinus Arrhythmia in a young well trained athletic heart.. Besides at your age AAS really couldnt cause myocardial ischemia ( highly unlikely anyway) .. If your Doc was really concerned he would order a exercise stress test or nuclear stress test to evaluate further.. If you dont have chest pain or any other symptoms or risk factors ( smoke, genetic, messed up lipid profile etc. ) dont worry about it.. you are a big MOFO though so make sure your pump is in as good of shape as the rest of your body.. lots of work to circulate blood throughout that body.. like I said .. if Doc was worried he would work you up further... be healthy
Nukklehead

 

[christrong65]

Thanks Guys and it 100mg of B-6 whoops.....anyways i am goin for a stress to for my new job some maybe we will find out then.....again thanks......

 

[natasmi]

i just came off qv deca 300=600mg week and qv test ethan 250 =500mg so 1110 mg tot and all was fine until 2 weeks after my cycle and my bp went to 187 over 96. I am shittin' about that a little myself.

 

[christrong65]

Thanks for everything guys it was really good info.....christrong65

 

[level1trauma]

don't be alarmed with the ARRYTHMIA tag.....sounds ominous I know, in your case (from what you said) would be worried more of familial influences rather than gear....do you use a lot of caffeine or thermogenics?....these could definatley be the culprits.....speak openly with your MD....be honest with him so he can treat you appropriately....I encourage all my patients to do the same....we're not here to judge.....and I agree with the lipid profile....check your LDL and HDL...a simple diet adjustment is usually sufficient....take care bro and like has been said...flood your MD with a lot of questions, but be honest with him.....

 

[nukklehead123]

don't be alarmed with the ARRYTHMIA tag.....sounds ominous I know, in your case (from what you said) would be worried more of familial influences rather than gear....do you use a lot of caffeine or thermogenics?....these could definatley be the culprits.....speak openly with your MD....be honest with him so he can treat you appropriately....I encourage all my patients to do the same....we're not here to judge.....and I agree with the lipid profile....check your LDL and HDL...a simple diet adjustment is usually sufficient....take care bro and like has been said...flood your MD with a lot of questions, but be honest with him.....

Glad to see there are some doc's who acutually listen . In my world of managed care and HMO's I have been through 3 docs who didnt want to assist with my health. Hell I am afraid to go to one for fear of him reporting me to my HMO who could legally drop me and not provide reimbursement because the illness would have occured during criminal acitivity ( no shit I , couldnt make this up) . Have seen this happen with convicted DUI offenders who have been injured. Furthermore practically anything out of the ordinary ( LFT's, Thyroid panels, amylase/lipase-
testosterone levels, LH/GH levels) for a young healthy person requires a letter of medical necessity. Case managers at HMO companies are starting to watch this shit close. It may be worse in my area or with my company than others but is coming to us all eventually. Sorry for hijacking the thread I think what I meant to say was thanks to Level 1
for being there for his patients.