Test Prop pain duration of onset?
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LANDSCAPE1
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day after... like clock work
MrCynical
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Using Biomex Prop 150 MG EOD
I tried it in my right quad, then did squats to stretch it out, the day after and as long as 3 days later from my hip to my knee was sore, literally.
So, I tried it at night before i went to bed on my left quad, the second day after it was the same way, not AS bad but to where if at work i had to jump off a latter I'd have to use my right leg as a base to land on.
So whats your secret!?!
Well guys I feel some soreness today. Approx 16 hours later, it just feels like someone tried to frog my leg and only barely missed. I can feel it when I fully bend my leg, but I can't find the spot just poking around on my leg...weird.
Yea Teutonic that's pretty rough. I feel you on the back injuries though, I have two herniated discs also and until decompression i had three herniated discs in my neck and the rest were immobilized from spasm and dehydrated, combined with a multi muscular imbalance of my left shoulder, pain is the game every day. Glad you're still truckin' but my pain tolerance is pretty high. Or at least comparatively to the people I know personally.
NBS007 I think if it sets in that fast isn't that from the BA? I heard if the BA is really high it hurts almost immediately, otherwise I'd expect the 24 hour turn around like most guys are saying.
Those that do have severe pain, I've read that rubbing it makes it worse! Oils are an irritant and rubbing the injection site moves them around and irritates the surrounding tissues. The best I've heard it to use a hot damp cloth over the injection site, or any kind of heated treatment. Basically from what I understand the pain comes from crystallization of the testosterone as it's released from the short esters, similar to a sugar knot when you get a knotted muscle. Advil will help inflammation and heat helps vasco dilation as well as to relax the tissue and keep healthy blood flow to move the material around. That's the best insight I can provide here, and most of it comes directly from other users. I'll see if I need to do any of it myself today.
Happy lifting!
Yea Teutonic that's pretty rough. I feel you on the back injuries though, I have two herniated discs also and until decompression i had three herniated discs in my neck and the rest were immobilized from spasm and dehydrated, combined with a multi muscular imbalance of my left shoulder, pain is the game every day. Glad you're still truckin' but my pain tolerance is pretty high. Or at least comparatively to the people I know personally.
NBS007 I think if it sets in that fast isn't that from the BA? I heard if the BA is really high it hurts almost immediately, otherwise I'd expect the 24 hour turn around like most guys are saying.
Those that do have severe pain, I've read that rubbing it makes it worse! Oils are an irritant and rubbing the injection site moves them around and irritates the surrounding tissues. The best I've heard it to use a hot damp cloth over the injection site, or any kind of heated treatment. Basically from what I understand the pain comes from crystallization of the testosterone as it's released from the short esters, similar to a sugar knot when you get a knotted muscle. Advil will help inflammation and heat helps vasco dilation as well as to relax the tissue and keep healthy blood flow to move the material around. That's the best insight I can provide here, and most of it comes directly from other users. I'll see if I need to do any of it myself today.
Happy lifting!
Yeah the shit I use is 150mg a ml and is smooooth. Probably is made using the same recipe...
Yea I'm coming up on the 20-24 hour mark and the pain hasn't increased much if at all. It's weird how I can't really aggravate it by touching it, but bending my leg all the way reveals the pain.
Next concern is the length of pain, hopefully it doesn't hang around for a few days...having new injection on that leg coming in about three days I don't want to be littered with sore spots haha. We'll see how it goes.
Next concern is the length of pain, hopefully it doesn't hang around for a few days...having new injection on that leg coming in about three days I don't want to be littered with sore spots haha. We'll see how it goes.
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