friend ran clen, now having chest pains

[paintballproam]

So my friend ran clen for 2wks, took 2wks off, then ran it for 2more weeks. Great results no issues. I think it was 100 or 120 ed he ran. Now he's having chest pains randomly and if he does something physical alot of time his heart rate sky rockets to what he says feels like he's still on clen. He's off all supps now. Any ideas what he should do?

 

[ALIN]

So my friend ran clen for 2wks, took 2wks off, then ran it for 2more weeks. Great results no issues. I think it was 100 or 120 ed he ran. Now he's having chest pains randomly and if he does something physical alot of time his heart rate sky rockets to what he says feels like he's still on clen. He's off all supps now. Any ideas what he should do?

Nver take chest pains lightly. See a doctor. I wouldnt mention the CLENBUTEROL
unless it comes down to a serious sitaution. It could effect/hinder insurance coverage.

 

[Zyglamail]

Nver take chest pains lightly. See a doctor. I wouldnt mention the CLENBUTEROL
unless it comes down to a serious sitaution. It could effect/hinder insurance coverage.

Not mentioning it could also cause improper treatment.

 

[RADAR]

Not mentioning it could also cause improper treatment.

I agree 100% get him to a Dr ASAP!

 

[Big_Joe]

Need to check his blood pressure regularly. A lot of things can cause chest pain. But the worst thing that can is very bad.

I wouldn't tell the doc he took glen. If you do this the doc will stop looking for the reason and just assume it was the glen.

After having cancer and battling a whole host of problems from the chemo one needs to learn how to work with doctors. The last doctor I had I said " your and idiot, you're fired." He then lied on my chart to make me out to be a morphine addict. I fixed this by getting all my medical records and I just will not pass that record along with my new doc. This is a hint. Never let a doctor get your records from another doctor on their own. You get the records and go over them and just remove the ones you don't want the new doc to see.

About the guy with chest pain someone needs to take his blood pressure and feel his pulse rate. When feeling his rate see if he has any irregular heart beats.

 

[paintballproam]

Alright he just doesn't have insurance so he wanted to see if there was anything he could do on his own. The issues have gotten better. Still concerned but he's still lifting and doing Cardio and stuff

 

[RADAR]

doesn't matter, the symptoms displayed shows he has an underlying problem, ignore it and it will go away. but one day that "warning" sign will pop up and it will be too late!