does any1 know if test cyp can cause any sleeping disorders......... for the past 2 weeks my sleeping patterns is all over the place.............i could be really tired and not able to fall asleep...... then yesterday i tried to stay up allday so i would be able to go to sleep at normal time....... i did and when i went to sleep i woke up 4 hours later and wasn't able to go back to sleep........
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just 100mg.........ever since my first dose i have been sick also ..happened the same day...... the flu to bronchitis..... went on anti-biotics and i'm still cough...... and being sick u would think i would want to sleep........ this is so bad last week there was 2 days that i went to bed 10amSWALE said:
freedomfighter
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Well if its a virus antibiotics won't help. AAS often cause insomnia. You're CNS needs time to adjust. You might try Melatonin to help.
maximus_1967
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When I started taking 100mg of cypionate weekly one of the 1st things that I noticed was I didnt get nearly as tired throughout the day and I just didnt need as much sleep. It was weird because I was used to planning for sleep and then all the sudden I feel like walking or hitting the heavy bad or something . It just increase my overall energy levels big time and it takes some adjusting ,but it feels GOOD!!!!
Today was my DAY OFF and I was planning to chill all day. Instead I felt like I was restless and wanted to train. I really like running but have a injury that wont allow it so I ended up with 6 x 2min rounds on the heavy bag and 6 miles @ 20min on the bike . My avg pulse went sky high on both events ,but man it felt good !!!!! Im still not tired.
Today was my DAY OFF and I was planning to chill all day. Instead I felt like I was restless and wanted to train. I really like running but have a injury that wont allow it so I ended up with 6 x 2min rounds on the heavy bag and 6 miles @ 20min on the bike . My avg pulse went sky high on both events ,but man it felt good !!!!! Im still not tired.
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Yea i do feel much more energy then b4 i was on HRT....i was up all day b4 and i wanted to go to the gym..... but the thing is i can tell my body is tried ........ it wants sleep ...... a few weeks back when i was on the gel (5g) i was getting 8 hours of sleep everynight...... now im getting like 4........ and i have been sick for 3 weeks now (first flu and now i can't stop coughing and throwing up mucus atleast once a day) with a sickness that never lasts this long,................ because if this is related to the test cyp i need to go back on the gel and just up it to like 7.5g or 10g...... i mean look at me it's 4 am here and im online.............
Yea i do feel much more energy then b4 i was on HRT....i was up all day b4 and i wanted to go to the gym..... but the thing is i can tell my body is tried ........ it wants sleep ...... a few weeks back when i was on the gel (5g) i was getting 8 hours of sleep everynight...... now im getting like 4........ and i have been sick for 3 weeks now (first flu and now i can't stop coughing and throwing up mucus atleast once a day) with a sickness that never lasts this long,................ because if this is related to the test cyp i need to go back on the gel and just up it to like 7.5g or 10g...... i mean look at me it's 4 am here and im online.............
My large Italian friend,
When you say you can't sleep, does that mean you just lay there wide awake, unable to sleep, OR does that mean you start to drift off but wake back up before you get into a real sleep state? If it is the second one, and assuming it's not coughing that's keeping you awake, it could be sleep apnea. That's when you stop breathing when you are sleeping. Eventually you run out of oxygen and you wake back up. This goes on all damn night long.
The reasons I bring this up are 1. TRT has been linked to causing sleep apnea, and 2. I have it. It mainly affects men, especially big ones, who are either overweight, or have a lot of muscle mass, or have a big neck. It is treatable. If you think this might be it, let me know and I'll be happy to talk more about it.
When you say you can't sleep, does that mean you just lay there wide awake, unable to sleep, OR does that mean you start to drift off but wake back up before you get into a real sleep state? If it is the second one, and assuming it's not coughing that's keeping you awake, it could be sleep apnea. That's when you stop breathing when you are sleeping. Eventually you run out of oxygen and you wake back up. This goes on all damn night long.
The reasons I bring this up are 1. TRT has been linked to causing sleep apnea, and 2. I have it. It mainly affects men, especially big ones, who are either overweight, or have a lot of muscle mass, or have a big neck. It is treatable. If you think this might be it, let me know and I'll be happy to talk more about it.Weatherlite
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Hey look Ma!! I can enter in weird subjects too!
BR, I posted at the "other" place on this one for ya. I'm with earthdog on this. I've got it too. Might be worth a sleep study.
BR, I posted at the "other" place on this one for ya. I'm with earthdog on this. I've got it too. Might be worth a sleep study.
