uncle z - painful batch?
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Wormwood
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I wouldn't be taking random antibiotics. 1. Certain antibiotics only work for certain strands of bacteria, and you don't know which strand you have. 2. The pain probably isn't even from a bacterial infection in the first place 3. Using anti-biotics makes them less effective for you down the road when you may really need them.
Die$eL~Man
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you may be sensitive to higher ba levels.... as long as your getting results...
I said one pill. Its not gonna hurt you one bit by taking one. And its not from bacteria its more of the anibiotic getting into your blood and removing anything that shouldn't be there. When I first started aas a guy I know that is far more educated about steroid than anyone on here told me to try it. The guy knowsss everythinnnggggg. But if u think one antibiotic pill is gonna kill u in the long run then don't take it but I know how your ass cheek feels and anything that would help is considerable. Goodluck!
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gorillaglue
Trenwreck
1 antibiotic pill isn't going to do shit for the swelling IMO; I wouldn't bother. If there is no infection, antibiotics are doing nothing good for you.
Just take naproxen or ibuprofen OTC at the RX dose for a few days up to a week or two (if even needed that long). A topical corticosteroid can help too, esp. if you can get your hands on an RX grade one. One of my friends had a bad RXN to an oxandrolone/stanozolol suspension shot and said that topical clobetasol (strongest topical corticosteroid) helped a lot. If not, the weaker OTC shit like hydrocortisone 1% -might- help; I don't know. The NSAIDs will definitely help with inflammation and pain and swelling, given time to work. As long as you are getting better (even if slowly), then you probably don't have anything to worry about other than getting the RXN to subside, and for that just take an NSAID until it improves (basically what my doctor told me).
I have a high pain threshold too, but I got fucked by a certain brand of tren e and had a bad reaction and was in agonizing pain for a few days and swelling and redness and inflammation for about 10 days. I tried shooting the same brand again a week later into my glutes and the exact same shit happened, so I got rid of that tren e and moved on. If you keep getting severe reactions, to the point you can't even workout (etc), then it might be prudent to get some new/different test.
Just my $0.02.
Just take naproxen or ibuprofen OTC at the RX dose for a few days up to a week or two (if even needed that long). A topical corticosteroid can help too, esp. if you can get your hands on an RX grade one. One of my friends had a bad RXN to an oxandrolone/stanozolol suspension shot and said that topical clobetasol (strongest topical corticosteroid) helped a lot. If not, the weaker OTC shit like hydrocortisone 1% -might- help; I don't know. The NSAIDs will definitely help with inflammation and pain and swelling, given time to work. As long as you are getting better (even if slowly), then you probably don't have anything to worry about other than getting the RXN to subside, and for that just take an NSAID until it improves (basically what my doctor told me).
I have a high pain threshold too, but I got fucked by a certain brand of tren e and had a bad reaction and was in agonizing pain for a few days and swelling and redness and inflammation for about 10 days. I tried shooting the same brand again a week later into my glutes and the exact same shit happened, so I got rid of that tren e and moved on. If you keep getting severe reactions, to the point you can't even workout (etc), then it might be prudent to get some new/different test.
Just my $0.02.
gorillaglue
Trenwreck
600mg/cc? That is stout!
I can relate to that not being able to sit shit unfortunately...
gorillaglue
Trenwreck
Gotta love those know-it-all types. Maybe you can get your genius friend on here to share his omniscience with us?
Wormwood
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Gotta love those know-it-all types. Maybe you can get your genius friend on here to share his omniscience with us?
Yeah, knowing a lot about AAS doesn't mean that you know anything about pharmacology. Antibiotics work by inhibiting the growth, stability, and reproduction of bacteria. They do not "remove things that aren't supposed to be there"...aside from bacteria...but only because they kill the bacteria. It does not act like a shovel that "scoops" unwanted things out of the body. It only acts upon living things...which is why it does not work on viruses.
gorillaglue
Trenwreck
Sorry to hear about that. Shit happens sometimes. Hopefully the antibiotics will take care of it. They gave you more than 1 pill right?
.Seriously, hope you feel better soon; keep us posted and work on that sterile technique if you don't think it is the gear.
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