DANNYWHIZBANG
New Member
Hello all. This is my first post outside of the new member intro. I was recently motivated to sign up here and post my experience by a case of what I'm pretty sure was the test flu. This is my third cycle and I had never experienced anything like this and I'll admit it was a little unsettling . Hopefully this will help someone googling around if they have something similar happen.
Ive used two UGL suppliers and this is the second go-round with my original source. My first cycle was great , very little PIP and soreness, lots of wood , no sides other than my nuts were raisins. Gained about 16 lbs over 12 weeks at 600mg weekly. That was several years ago and I was hoping for a similar ride this time . And who knows , maybe I will , I'm not even a full two weeks in yet.
I'm doing 400mg a week of test c , pinning Wed. and Sun. I get my order awhile ago and pin my first 200 in my glute on a Wed. No immediate PIP , did some proactive rubbing and some stretches. By Friday I'm noticing random wood , maybe placebo but I don't think so. I go to sleep that night and around 3am Sat morning I wake up with a pretty strong ache in my lower back. Felt like I slept weird but as the night progressed, the pain increased and moved down the backside of my legs. The pain in my legs felt acute and close to the bone if that makes sense. It wasn't extreme pain but enough to keep me awake. I have a vibrating back massager with heat that I held on my back for a while and that helped a little. As Saturday moved along I noticed I had very little appetite. Around 4 or 5 pm I began feeling like my body was hot and cold at the same time. My forehead was hot and I developed pronounced blotchiness on my chest, one shoulder, and one side of my neck. At about 6pm I ate a turkey burger and shortly threw it up. Popped some alka seltzer cold plus and a while later some thera-flu . When all that kicked in I felt good enough to drive to my friend's house for a UFC and even had food and two or three beers. Felt fine until Sunday at about 6pm , all symptoms except backache returned for 2-3 hours and then completely went away. I'm past my third pin and no more issues at all.
Ive used two UGL suppliers and this is the second go-round with my original source. My first cycle was great , very little PIP and soreness, lots of wood , no sides other than my nuts were raisins. Gained about 16 lbs over 12 weeks at 600mg weekly. That was several years ago and I was hoping for a similar ride this time . And who knows , maybe I will , I'm not even a full two weeks in yet.
I'm doing 400mg a week of test c , pinning Wed. and Sun. I get my order awhile ago and pin my first 200 in my glute on a Wed. No immediate PIP , did some proactive rubbing and some stretches. By Friday I'm noticing random wood , maybe placebo but I don't think so. I go to sleep that night and around 3am Sat morning I wake up with a pretty strong ache in my lower back. Felt like I slept weird but as the night progressed, the pain increased and moved down the backside of my legs. The pain in my legs felt acute and close to the bone if that makes sense. It wasn't extreme pain but enough to keep me awake. I have a vibrating back massager with heat that I held on my back for a while and that helped a little. As Saturday moved along I noticed I had very little appetite. Around 4 or 5 pm I began feeling like my body was hot and cold at the same time. My forehead was hot and I developed pronounced blotchiness on my chest, one shoulder, and one side of my neck. At about 6pm I ate a turkey burger and shortly threw it up. Popped some alka seltzer cold plus and a while later some thera-flu . When all that kicked in I felt good enough to drive to my friend's house for a UFC and even had food and two or three beers. Felt fine until Sunday at about 6pm , all symptoms except backache returned for 2-3 hours and then completely went away. I'm past my third pin and no more issues at all.
I'm not worried about it having been anything other than reaction to the hormones but I like hearing other perspectives for future fire-fighting if needed.
