emergency!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[bigrand]

Yeah, but he sure injected some shitty ass shit, thats for sure!

 

[mike001]

Yeah, but he sure injected some shitty ass shit, thats for sure!

no the stuff is very good. it seemed very clean to me. i used it for 15 weeks at 800mgs/week... hell it could be anything

 

[bigrand]

Maybe it was a fake vial of shit water, cuz that couldnt have happened 8 hours after an injection. Could be an old infection also............who knows

 

[CRNT93]

An expert at an another forum said some peole have an immunological response to high doses of androgens such as test.I could be perfectly clean stuff and your buddy is simply very sensitive.

 

[NYStrip]

It is possible that it could have been counterfeit and he was injecting pond water... I looked at the bottle. It was a very watery solution, not like any oil base I've seen. It tasted like test, but I'm not sure whether it was legit.

-Stew

My one experience with BA has been very positive. This stuff is sort of obscure, so I wonder what the motivation would be to counterfeit it. I'd also be looking at a contaminated syringe. At any rate, I'm glad the Cipro is working.

 

[Quadsweep]

Get him to an ER

Could be an anaphalactic reaction, Like some people are to peanut oil. In that case a second dose could be the end of him!
It is uncommon but it is not impossible.

 

[NinjaX]

stew thats a very irregular heart beat id be safe and see a doc

 

[Stew Meat]

stew, i have that same stuff. i believe he has a test flu, my heart rate is 110BPM normal, so tell him not to worry about that. sounds that his BP is very high do to the rapid HR and headaches. i dont think he needs to go to the ER, but it would be smart to make a docs app.

I don't think ya'll were paying attention to my other post. He DID go to the doctor. Three days after the injection, his leg was swolen twice its normal size. He could not wear pants because his leg would not fit in the hole so he had to see the doctor in his underwear (boxers). He could not bend his knee because the swelling had his leg locked out. This was NOT a sustonon flu... it was a serious bacterial infection that had entered his blood stream. The doctor told him he needed to go straight to the emergency room, but the guy refused because he couldn't afford it and didn't want his parents to find out. He told the doctor this and the doctor wrote him a prescription for Cipro 1000mg/day. Cipro is one of the strongest antibiotics in the world. This saved the guy from having his leg amputated. The doctor told him that there was a good chance that the bacteria wouldn't respond to Cipro and that he'd have to have his quadraceps surgically lacerated and go through a legnthy rehab process to save his leg.

Despite all this being said, the guy still wouldn't go to the emergency room. Luckilly, the bacteria responded to the Cipro and the next day, he could walk. After 10 days of Cipro, he's almost back to normal.

The product he injected was counterfeit. He brought it to me for me to look at. It was a water-based fluid which is incompatible with a propinate ester. It was probably tap water from Argentina. The label had been removed from its original bottle and there was a blotched crimp job on the cap.




-Stew

 

[G-Force]

Like I said before that is fuckin' scary!!!

 

[bigrand]

Stew, Cipro is a shitty antibiotic, and its not that strong compared to others! Stick with your penicillins and cephlosporins.
Just a little on Cipro, since it seems to be the rave now a days, it interferes with DNA replication in bacteria. Since DNA is present in both Prok and Euk cells, Cipro can also cause DNA damage in human cells, thats where you get nerve problems with Cipro use.
Penicillin acts on BACTERIAL cell wall synthesis and effects only bacteria, not human cells.

As for that infection, did he inject in the blood stream because a systemic infection after a couple days sounds very odd.