HGH for recovery from multiple surgeries

[lokobreed]

I am considering injecting HGH to assist in my recovery.

I am currently 8 weeks post shoulder surgery and am scheduled for cubital tunnel surgery (ulnar nerve transposition) in the beginning of October.

I was thinking of dosing a light dose of 3 injections a week of 10 ius - thus being 30 ius a week. Is this a sufficient does to help with reocvery? I am not wanting to use it for size but just aid in recovery.

Also is it ok to take hgh before surgery or should it be waited until after the final surgery is complete?

 

[1badmofo]

I'm 3 weeks post surgery and would definitely be running HGH if I had the funds. It does help with healing. I would be running it at a steady dose Subq inj 2.5iu ED and work up to 4-5IU per day. But check with this guy Irentat , he has done a ton of research on it

 

[LANDSCAPE1]

Somebody recommended "datbtrue" on here... Good shit on gh/peptides etc... as for me, 2 knee/rotator cuff surgery all with in the last 5 years.. I see sermorelin/gh/slin, amongst other compounds, in my near future ... You questioned pulsing w the gh... im curious myself.. unsure on how im going to run it.
-Goodluck w the rehab bro

 

[lokobreed]

Would a 2 month cycle of hgh @ 4 iu a day be beneficial or would a longer cycle be needed to reap the benefits of it's healing properties?

I have deca but am not sure if this is safe to inject prior to surgery since I would be under anastasia any ideas?

I have had 2 shoulder surgeries within a year and I'm undergoing ulnar nerve transposition in both arms in the next 2 months. So as you can imagine I am ready to be healed. Any info would be greatly appreciated

 

[LANDSCAPE1]

Would a 2 month cycle of hgh @ 4 iu a day be beneficial or would a longer cycle be needed to reap the benefits of it's healing properties?

I have deca but am not sure if this is safe to inject prior to surgery since I would be under anastasia any ideas?

I have had 2 shoulder surgeries within a year and I'm undergoing ulnar nerve transposition in both arms in the next 2 months. So as you can imagine I am ready to be healed. Any info would be greatly appreciated

Your nerve damage happen because of your surgerys ?.. Also deca is a weird, and a long lasting compound. It interacts w alot of things..drugs/compounds etc, etc..I took some, and got a kenolog shot and the combo made my bloodpresure high for 15+ days... I would hold off and just start using the gh. Use the deca 7-14 after surgery just my .02

 

[lokobreed]

landscape,

thanks for the help. The nerve issues are just genetics, but after my shoulder surgeries I have some major issues going on now in my joint which pt is trying to sort out.

I have major tightness in my shoulder and alot of grinding which is supposbly normal after a distal clavicle resetction and shoulder decompression but I mean my shoulder grinds and everything even if I just do a shrug or retract my shoulders... its some pretty weird stuff.

Also my nerves on the outside of my shoulder and the median nerve seems to be entrapped... I have symptoms of carpal tunnel after surgery and major tightness in my armpit. Also when I wear a shirt it aggravates the hell out of my shoulder... really weird.

 

[lokobreed]

Do you think a cycle of 2 months of hgh will help?

 

[Blondie_Bombshell]

The only thing you have to remember is that, if you have a large incision GH will probably make it scar bad because of the increased healing time or may even turn into a keloid.

 

[lokobreed]

all my surgeries have been arthroscopic... so no big scars...

But would 2 months of hgh cycle be sufficient to notice the healing benefits?

Can HGH be used before surgery without complications with anestia, etc?

 

[1badmofo]

I'd hold off on the compounds until after surgery. The body can heal a lot in 2 months, so in my mind 2 months of HGH for healing would help.

 

[1badmofo]

The only thing you have to remember is that, if you have a large incision GH will probably make it scar bad because of the increased healing time or may even turn into a keloid.

you could be right, but from the people that I know with keloid scars it's a genetic healing property, especially among black people