Doctor in th house...help with my EKG.

[wetback]

Doctor in the house...help with my ECG.

Hey I went to my doc about a shoulder issue.
He know I am on300mg/Deca/Wk and 250/Sust E4D.

Anyway he tells me my electrocardiogram needs to be updated, not a big deal right. So after I get it done he looks and says I have some problems that weren't there from 5 years ago:

1)Bundle Branch Blockage
2)Possible silent heart attack damage.
3)Possible Hyper Pulmonary damage

WTF !!!!!!!

Also my HDL came back at 14 !!!

I am 35, 5'6" and weigh 175lbs.

Does anyone know if a something as mild as a Deca\Sust combo would\could cause any of this ???? I know the Bundle Branch probably was always there just finaly came out, but the other two???

What about raising my HDL ??????

Any help is appreciated !

 

[tag]

i'll run this by some colleagues tomorrow if you don't get any other responses by then.

 

[The Prof]

That's quite a worry at your age bro.

What was your LDL?
Have you ever had chest pain?
May advice would be to stop the gear for the moment, see a cardiologist, get a echo and possible see what those coronary arteries are doing ie. get an angiogram.

Hope it works out Bro

 

[wetback]

Have an appt with the cardio on the 14th.

My LDL was fine, about 135.
Chest pain.....no not really, some tenseion at times.

Except now, because I am FREAKING out !

 

[The Prof]

Good luck on the 14th...

 

[JP@Ironology]

That must have been tough news to hear.

Hope all goes well for you!

 

[Train Harder]

I'll bump for you maybe Geofarst(sp?) will see this and can give you some insight. Good Luck

 

[wetback]

That must have been tough news to hear.

Hope all goes well for you!

Yeh it is, I am married and have 4 kids.

Last thing I need to do right now is go and drop dead because I want to look better.

The Prof: Thanks for the wishes.

 

[majutsu]

I'm very sorry to hear this for you The best explanation is still not very good . . . Silent damage means there are Q waves somewhere. The pulmonary problem would come from seeing Right ventricular hypertrophy. The only other explanation (a misreading) would still imply that you have had an axis-deviation or ventricular hypertrophy from prolonged high BP, and that would still predispose you to heart attacks and stroke (if present to that degree . . . ). As for your cholesterol, one can only reasonable conclude that you have terrible genetics, and steroids made things from borderline to awful. The only positive news would be if you have no vessel blockage, but changes acquired in the absence of vessel damage that could be managed with medication. Either way, stay away from steroids, don't kill yourself for an inch on your bis . . . I'm sorry man . . .

 

[Spidey]

Wow, that is scary. Is this your first cycle?

Drop the AAS man, your life is too important to take such a risk. AAS will only make those problems worse (bad cholesterol profile, possible ventricular hypertrophy).