Aching and throbbing pain in shoulders...

[Massive Pumps]

Ever since the end of my sus 500mg a week for 8 weeks about week 6 in i started to get the aching and throbbing pain in both my shoulders thought it was the sus doing it at first but now here i am 9 weeks off and it started again... anyone know what could cause this i am only 36 not like arthritis should be kickin my ass yet......

i been working out steady almost 4 years but on and off for 15

any input would be great also next cyccle i plan on test e or c and deca test 500mg a week and deca 250 a week will the deca help it?

 

[Goldprospector]

Arthritis may "kick in" at any age. I have been diagnosed with it since I was 7 years old...now I am 40.
But from experience...Arthritis is usually NOT a throbbing pain to me...It is more like stiffness.

 

[solidspine]

arthritis

Is in the joints, is that where your pain is? could just be muscle pain from your cycle.

 

[welloiledmachine]

Please be more specific on shoulder pain?? Is it in muscle or tendon or joint?? Is it acute pain, or chronic?? does it hurt more at night upon rest and no movement?? and on a scale of 1-10 ..ten being emergency room pain. How bad does it hurt?? I am a pharm rep. and Physical Therapist...

 

[Selene]

It could be a tendonitis or a bursitis, you should go to your orthopedic doctor and have it diagnosed properly. Be careful with Deca, some people use it and it will mask
problems and you can be training something that has an injury making the injury worse because the deca has masked any pain due to cushioning the joint

Good luck

 

[alcatraz1662]

Ever since the end of my sus 500mg a week for 8 weeks about week 6 in i started to get the aching and throbbing pain in both my shoulders thought it was the sus doing it at first but now here i am 9 weeks off and it started again... anyone know what could cause this i am only 36 not like arthritis should be kickin my ass yet......

i been working out steady almost 4 years but on and off for 15

any input would be great also next cyccle i plan on test e or c and deca test 500mg a week and deca 250 a week will the deca help it?

I'm actually having the same problem now. It's a sharp pain in both my shoulders, but only comes when I'm working out.....especially after benching. I don't notice it while I'm working out, it's immediately after I put the bar up.....then it throbs for about a good 15-20 seconds, and then I'm good for my next set.

It has been like this ever since my last cycle in which I ran winny the last 6 weeks at 50mg/ED.

I'm in the same boat, brother.....BIG BUMP for some advice.

~Alc

 

[Selene]

I'm actually having the same problem now. It's a sharp pain in both my shoulders, but only comes when I'm working out.....especially after benching. I don't notice it while I'm working out, it's immediately after I put the bar up.....then it throbs for about a good 15-20 seconds, and then I'm good for my next set.

It has been like this ever since my last cycle in which I ran winny the last 6 weeks at 50mg/ED.

I'm in the same boat, brother.....BIG BUMP for some advice.

~Alc

Sounds as if the Winstrol dried out your joints, but you also would want to make sure that you have not injured something unknowingly while on the winstrol. you should have it checked by a doctor to be sure and safe.

 

[Massive Pumps]

bump for more advice

 

[pong21]

Have your doctor readjust your back. I had pain in both my shoulders and we took mri's and all that shit. They couldnt find anything wrong with them. My doc also does chiropractic work, so he readjusted my back and a couple days later the pain went away. He said sometimes the pain in those areas could have been caused by my back being out of wack.

 

[solidspine]

Have your doctor readjust your back. I had pain in both my shoulders and we took mri's and all that shit. They couldnt find anything wrong with them. My doc also does chiropractic work, so he readjusted my back and a couple days later the pain went away. He said sometimes the pain in those areas could have been caused by my back being out of wack.

Sounds like something a Chiropractor would say.