Back injury two weeks into Tren cycle -- what to do?

[natevines]

Hey guys,

Doing a pretty light test/tren cycle. I have had two herniated discs (L4-L5 and L5-S1) for the better part of a decade now and have done many AAS cycles since. Every few months, I get a pretty moderate flare up, and maybe once a year or less I get a worse flare up that calls for opiates for a few days, etc.

I've gotten my worse flare up in years suddenly. I can't stand up or sit down with severe shooting pain today and yesterday. I suspect the worst will be over by tomorrow, but I'll definitely have to "take it easy" for a few days or even weeks. I'm only two weeks in and just started feeling the Tren. Would you advise that I continue? I don't want to waste the stuff. Would I have to do any kind of PCT if I stopped now?

 

[Milton]

what is your cycle protocol? how much are you pinnin? please share your stats.

 

[natevines]

Just 300 tren weekly and TRT test

 

[3J]

what was the mechanism of injury? were you lifting?

 

[SoHo]

you have a spinal injury bro, take as much time out of the gym as you need so that you dont worsen your situation later on in life. that said, it would probably be a good idea to cut out the tren and maybe dropping the test to a c***se dose until you recover (if you dont wish to completely end the cycle).

 

[natevines]

It got better today. I actually did some light chest with minor annoyance, but I doubt I'll be deadlifting or squatting for the remainder of the cycle.

Mechanism of the original injury I'm not sure about. It was right after I got out of the military, so I'd attribute it to lots of long forced marches. There was no sudden onset injury.

I'm only doing 300 tren/wk and a TRT dose of test.

 

[3J]

It got better today. I actually did some light chest with minor annoyance, but I doubt I'll be deadlifting or squatting for the remainder of the cycle.

Mechanism of the original injury I'm not sure about. It was right after I got out of the military, so I'd attribute it to lots of long forced marches. There was no sudden onset injury.

I'm only doing 300 tren/wk and a TRT dose of test.

so it didn't happen while you were squatting or deadlifting? or it wasn't aggravated by such exercises?

 

[3J]

start doing a lot of planks, leg raises, and sit ups (when comfortable)

you need to strengthen your core. I have a slipped disk in my L5.. haven't felt it in years thanks to my conditioning