Anavar for healing and joints?

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    • November 5, 2020 at 6:22 am
    SeNoLD
    Member
    Hey guys, newbie looking to start an anavar only cycle. I know I know… "dont do it, its not worth it"

    There’s a reason why Im doing an anavar. Not everyone on here will understand as Im doing this for a medical condition. But Im here for advice from people that have experience with AAS

    I was a very active person, trained 4-5 times a week doing interval training, cardio, and some weight lifting as well as squash and swiming. Until one day I sustained a grade 5 shoulder separation. Had surgery which was done incorrectly and became limited with my shoulder. Revision surgery was required. I was doing a masters degree and decided to wait a few months. During this time I was in pain and discomfort, and was depressed. Just as I finished the term, I started to feel pain in the other shoulder as well and general cracking in many joints. Was diagnossed with impingment in ‘good shoulder’ which kept getting worse. After the revision surgery the cracking got worse and I started getting pain in my hip and knee and wrists. My joints were streching too much and would crack and pop all the time. Fatigue, blurred vision and other symptoms. Ran every possible test and met with a dosen doctors. none could give me a diagnoses except for a severe vitamin D defiency. Months later I feel much better but unfortunatley the shoulder is not working and might need to do another surgery to fix it (avoiding) All of my joints are weak and both shoulders painful and weak. Its been 15 months since the injury and ive lost all my mucsle. gained fat.

    My doc has prescribed me GH omnitrope and testogel. I have started using the omnitrope but feel I the testogel wount do much for me. I need something that will strengthen connective tissue and tissue that has been damaged.

    My goal is not to look good or lift crazy weights. I just want to get to a normal level of function or near that. Surgery is a no no for now on both shoulders. I feel anavar could do good things for me. But I don’t know how to tell if its legit as my doc wont prescribe it. Im thinking about going to Turkey or Egypt to get some even though travelling is a mission. I just want to get back to my normal life.

    what do you guys think? or should I just stick with the testogel? Hes prescribed arimidex aswell. Do I need PCT for testogel or anavar?

    Any feedback is much appreciated.
    thanks

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    • November 10, 2020 at 6:40 am
    swm1972
    Member
    Quote Originally Posted by testluva
    I had a bicep tendon tear and rotator cuff injury. Receive a cortizone shot in my shoulder and took Anavar 50mg Ed for four weeks. Received a Rx from my HRT doctor. Did physical therapy. Started recovering in two weeks. By four weeks was gtg. My PT said my deck dry was the fastest he ever saw and I was his first patient who took Anavar to speed up recovery. It worked well for me.

    This is similar to my situation only it’s a shoulder injury due to auto accident. Physical therapy wasn’t progressing things along so doctor prescribed anavar and cortisone shot. Cortisone has removed all pain and inflammation and brought mobility back to a large degree. Unfortunately I think the shot is starting to wear off as I feel soreness during certain motions. It is certainly better. Perhaps as much as 90% better, but still there are lingering issues.

    Anavar is commonly prescribed for aid in healing from injuries, surgical procedures, burn victims, etc. I do not believe anavar will be a negative on any level in healing. My issue is actually a tendon and muscle damage issue. So despite having tendon damage, I am still prescribed anavar to assist with building the small muscles that make your ball/socket joint of the shoulder function properly.

    • November 10, 2020 at 7:42 am
    SeNoLD
    Member
    Anybody had success getting a prescription in the UK ?
    • November 10, 2020 at 8:50 am
    VAYDER
    Member
    Quote Originally Posted by warmouthView
    Welcome SeNoLD. I would consider tb500 as well based on Times Romans log. Anavar can actually make tendon pain worsen due to it being a "drying" compound. A lot of guys cant use winstrol because if this. Joint pain is a common side effect that winstrol can cause, and even though winstrol isn’t anavar, the mechanism of action is much alike.

    I know this forum is dated but I had to add my 2 cents… "Drying compound"? Please elaborate where you’ve researched and read such information. Does anyone do their own research on supplements?? Try it you’ll be amazed at the information you can find. Anavar (oxandrolone) was designed for burn victims. How do I know this? I RESEARCHED. Never have I ever read anything (besides uneducated forum posts) about a "drying compound" related to anavar. Oh and btw Anavar and Winstrol may provide some similar results. But, they are working much differently within your body. If you have nothing informative to add to the thread please DON’T POST. So, DEPENDING on the shoulder issue it could provide some healing. It all depends on the severity of the injury.

    • July 21, 2021 at 12:39 pm
    White_Trip
    Member
    Thread is over 2 years old.
    • July 21, 2021 at 1:32 pm
    NACH3
    Member
    Quote Originally Posted by VAYDERView
    I know this forum is dated but I had to add my 2 cents… "Drying compound"? Please elaborate where you’ve researched and read such information. Does anyone do their own research on supplements?? Try it you’ll be amazed at the information you can find. Anavar (oxandrolone) was designed for burn victims. How do I know this? I RESEARCHED. Never have I ever read anything (besides uneducated forum posts) about a "drying compound" related to anavar. Oh and btw Anavar and Winstrol may provide some similar results. But, they are working much differently within your body. If you have nothing informative to add to the thread please DON’T POST. So, DEPENDING on the shoulder issue it could provide some healing. It all depends on the severity of the injury.

    You just bumped a 3yr old thread to argue?!?! agreed you’ve made some good points…. Just check the tread date next time

    • July 21, 2021 at 4:29 pm
    NACH3
    Member
    Quote Originally Posted by White_TripView
    Thread is over 2 years old.

    Damn you beat me to it! Lol

    • July 21, 2021 at 6:40 pm
    TheTaxMan
    Member
    He did mention that the forum is dated (i think he meant thread)
    But it is a bit stupid continuing a debate 3 years on, i doubt anyone who originaly posted is even still active
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