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JayeLynn
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posted June 07, 2000 01:09 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for JayeLynn   Click Here to Email JayeLynn     Edit/Delete Message
>With a strong possibility of surgery, do I need to consider ending my current
>cycle? Are they going to show up in blood tests, etc.?
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>Went in for a checkup following a couple of years of increasing sharp pains
>in the right foot. Surgeon thinks that the fusion they did 20 years ago
>didn't take. Medicine just hasn't progressed much beyond the barber chair
>if you ask me >: (

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MS
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posted June 07, 2000 03:35 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for MS   Click Here to Email MS     Edit/Delete Message
A/S will not show up in routine blood tests. The only things that could show up are abnormal liver function if you've been taking lots of orals, and abnormal lipid profiles. Unless you're OBVIOUSLY a bodybuilder the doctor is not going to suspect A/S is the cause. More likely to advise you to cut down on alcohol and high cholesterol foods!

So don't sweat it. The A/S may even help speed your recovery.

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The Mad Scientist

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Steelsoldier
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posted June 07, 2000 05:16 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Steelsoldier     Edit/Delete Message
i finished up a cycle 2 weeks prior to getting my implants...in fact, i took my last shot 2 days before getting my bloodwork done & it didnt show up....

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FitnessChick
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posted June 07, 2000 05:17 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for FitnessChick   Click Here to Email FitnessChick     Edit/Delete Message
Sorry that was me---i forgot to log out steelsoldier again....that drives me nuts...anyway, you should have no probs..

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WarLobo
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posted June 07, 2000 07:08 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for WarLobo   Click Here to Email WarLobo     Edit/Delete Message
There ya have it Jaye. See, I knew we would have someone who has had a simular sitch

Late

Lobo

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JayeLynn
Amateur Bodybuilder
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posted June 08, 2000 02:49 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for JayeLynn   Click Here to Email JayeLynn     Edit/Delete Message
Thanks all. ..guess it's time to start planning out my next cycle then

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BigPappa
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posted June 08, 2000 02:58 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for BigPappa     Edit/Delete Message
Be careful with this!!!! AS will alter your blood's ability to clot...read that somewhere. Kind of why they tell yo no aspirin before surgery...this goes for aspirin type of shit like all thermos and stuff. Do some more research on this. Don't mess with your health like that...just come clean with the doc...tell himm to save the moral shit and just do his f'in job.

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MS
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posted June 08, 2000 03:47 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for MS   Click Here to Email MS     Edit/Delete Message
If clotting on A/S were a serious problem, all you guys would bleed to death every time you cut your finger. HeHehe. I think there is a question of dosage here. Guys naturally have 10x as much A/S floating around in their bodies as us woman, and I hope no woman on this board is using that much. But BigPappa is correct when talking about guys on 1-2 grams a gear per week, it can decrease clotting times.

In spite of that, it would be good if you could tell your surgeon ALL medication that you're on. It's not like he's gonna arrest you or even report you to the police.

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The Mad Scientist

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FitnessChick
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posted June 08, 2000 03:54 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for FitnessChick   Click Here to Email FitnessChick     Edit/Delete Message
thats true...i was off my cycle for the surgery...if you will be on during surgery its best to tell him....they told me no asprin, vitamin e, or garlic pills for 1 week prior & 1 week after surgery,,,,& those are minor things....best to tell the doc....he may be judgemental, but he cant rat you out....rather be safe then sorry

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JayeLynn
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posted June 08, 2000 06:43 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for JayeLynn   Click Here to Email JayeLynn     Edit/Delete Message
Not to worry. I have no intensions of cycling while under the knife, but realize that the healing process is substantial. I had this surgery done when I was 16! and it knocked me out for a year. Granted I'm not 16 any more, but a share more stubborn and damned if I'm gonna roll over for the next year. My ass is gonna be in the gym with a vengence. (I really am a shitty patient....cut my last cast off 4 times before my broken wrist healed)


Thank you all for the feedback. I really do appreciate it.

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