Blood Thinners and aas? need help guys

[bigalex1990]

yo im on xarelto cause i developed a clot in my leg

i have medical history with my family that have deep vein thrombosis

so im fucked i might need to take them for life

has any got the same experience?

i would like to know if any is on blood thinners and take gear ...

i wanna hope on my second cycle with just test something more clean cause i dont wanna thicken my blood

so maybe a light 375mg a week?


thanks guys

 

[3J]

whats up man.. what are your stats??

age
weight
height
bodyfat

 

[bigalex1990]

28
104 kg
185 cm
and shit i must have around 15 percent now

i did a sustanon cycle for 8 weeks after my blood clot ...

i dont maybe sarms is a better route if i have this problem

 

[Megatron28]

Here is what I found on blood thinners.

How do blood thinners work?
Despite their name, blood thinners do not actually thin the blood. They work by reducing the formation of blood clots in your arteries or veins. And while blood thinners do not dissolve existing clots, they can help prevent clots from becoming larger and causing more serious problems.

There are 2 main types of blood-thinner medication:

anticoagulants, such as XARELTO® and warfarin, help prevent or reduce blood clotting
antiplatelet drugs, such as aspirin, help keep platelets (a type of blood cell) from sticking together and forming a clot

So back to your question. Even a low dose of testosterone -- even a TRT dose -- will increase your hematocrit. But based on above I don't know if that would increase your risk of clotting. Or if it would require a dosage change in your medication. I would consult with a doctor and do research


Just remembered that even guys on TRT have to donate blood regularly to manage high hematocrit.

 

[jp4355]

I agree 100% with Megatron.

Running any AAS without consulting your Physician is like playing "Russian Roulette" with your Health.
Your Physician knows your Medical History, and can assess whether doing AAS is even possible in your Situation.................... JP

 

[PapaNoel]

I agree 100% with Megatron.

Running any AAS without consulting your Physician is like playing "Russian Roulette" with your Health.
Your Physician knows your Medical History, and can assess whether doing AAS is even possible in your Situation.................... JP

At least where I'm from doctors have patient confidentiality and you can ask them whatever you want without "risk".

 

[Nicky_eye_lids]

Are you going to talk to your doc?

 

[Milton]

I agree 100% with Megatron.

Running any AAS without consulting your Physician is like playing "Russian Roulette" with your Health.
Your Physician knows your Medical History, and can assess whether doing AAS is even possible in your Situation.................... JP

what about insurance?