Major surgery, severe muscle atrophy, and HGH

[Brotier]

First I would like to apologize if this topic has been covered many time before. I am new to lifting, and I am clueless about steroids or HGH.

Long story short; I'm in my early 20's. I dislocated both my patellas multiple times, I have damaged multiple parts of both my knees, and I have very little cartilage left on both of my knees. I also have extreme muscle atrophy on my left quad and hamstring, and some on my right. I have so little muscle on my left leg that it has created a huge muscle imbalance throughout my entire body. I'm having major reconstructive surgery on my left knee very soon. Once my left knee and leg is fully recovered, I will have the same surgery on my right knee. I'm having a new procedure done where they are cloning my cartilage and replacing it where I have damaged/missing cartilage.

I have been reading on the internet that HGH, testosterone, and some steroids can help strengthen joints, and help people recover from major surgeries. Although I do lift, no lower body days, I am not looking to take anything to make me bigger. I might do it in the future, but I want to get as big as I can naturally first. I am interested in using something that will help me recover from my injury and surgery. Would I be a good candidate for a doctor to prescribe hgh or something similar to me? If I am not, what would yall recommend?

 

[popcorn]

tb500 4iu wk 4weeks, 2iu wk 4 weeks
hgh 3iu 5on/2off week 20-30 weeks

both are very expensive hgh will be 300 a month
tb4 would be like few hundred at least

 

[Big_paul]

Under the circumstances I would proceed with caution. I think that you should be under medical supervision in what ever you do. If your physician give you a script great. Talk it over and if its a good idea then you will get true pharm grade.
Good luck

 

[youngBuilder]

These are major injuries/repairs... And given that you're still very young I'm not sure how much any of these drugs will help you heal better/quicker above what the body will do for you naturally...

Like Big Paul said, ask your doctor about this. Maybe he can help or maybe he'll tell you that there's nothing you can do.

Paying $1K a month for stuff that might give you a bump of little significance, doesn't make sense from a cost-to-benefit point of view.

But ask him and let is know what they say...