Can Tren permanantly damage your thyroid?

broadway

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Eight months ago I was about a week into a cycle of tren when I devoloped dermographism. I immediately discontinued the tren. Now I no that it was caused by my thyroid. I have an obvious gentic link to hypothyroidism (mom, sister & aunt). Afte 8 months I finally went to the Dr to find out what was wrong. He ordered blood work which came back with my TSH level at 63.8 which is 20 times the high end of the range it is supposed to be. I was on a 6 week cycle of tren about about 18 months ago and had similar skin issues just not as bad. What is more likely, the tren is what caused the thyroid issue or it just worsend (temporarily or permanantly) and exposed the underlying gentic issue that I was already exposed to? Also, could test or tren have had a lasting effect on my thyroid? In total I have done one 6 week cycle with tren and 1 week into a 2nd cycle. btw I didn't start any thyroid meds until today.
 
Just to further elaborate my sister & mother both have Hypothyroidism and have been on daily meds for 20 years. I have had skin issues for along time and I personally think that the tren worsend the pre-existing condition but idk?
 
It could have, but very unlikely. As far as I know, both test and tren do contribute to hypothyroidism during the time the drug is active in the body and expended in the cells. It's very unlikely they were the main culprits though. There's so many externalities that could have contributed to your condition tht it's hard to say. That's why I'm somewhat scared of trying t3; because I don't have the best thyroid out there... And that's coming from someone who isn't afraid of slin or any other AAS lol. Nevertheless, good luck and always remember that there's always a risk of disrupting other hormones when you disrupt one. That's all a part of the game.
 
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