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    • October 30, 2020 at 5:09 am
    AmbA
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    I’m 27. I would like to take hgh to fix shoulder pain but i really don’t want any disfiguration. I’m planning taking for about two months. What dosage of hgh won’t effect bone growth?
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    • November 10, 2020 at 2:18 am
    AmbA
    Member
    Just seeing what are my options. Not gonna lie, trying to find an easy fix with drugs because I don’t want to stop working out.
    • November 10, 2020 at 3:32 am
    AmbA
    Member
    Quote Originally Posted by GummiView
    How are you going to pull off a cycle that’s worth anything if you start off with both shoulders basically injured

    Why both? Only one is! And I’m doing light weight.

    • November 10, 2020 at 4:27 am
    Martens
    Member
    Quote Originally Posted by AmbA
    I’m not doing Hgh. I’m thinking about it. My shoulder gets better when I warm it up and I’m doing light weight, 20, 30 reps each set. I should still see gains with that workout plan. I know probably many people would think it’s stupid to cycle while injured but it’s summer and I’m doing it. It’s probably best to stop working out all together and wait till it heals but I think I don’t have to just yet. Like I said I’ll be seeing doc and hopefully find out soon exactly what’s really happening.

    Yup, you are being unwise to cycle. 20 to 30 rep sets ? Your not building anything, just hurting yourself. I know it’s tough to accept, I had my bicep tendon torn and reattached so I understand the phsychology behind not wanting to accept that you need to stop and heal. We all go through it, good luck.

    • November 10, 2020 at 5:41 am
    AmbA
    Member
    Quote Originally Posted by MartensView
    Yup, you are being unwise to cycle. 20 to 30 rep sets ? Your not building anything, just hurting yourself. I know it’s tough to accept, I had my bicep tendon torn and reattached so I understand the phsychology behind not wanting to accept that you need to stop and heal. We all go through it, good luck.

    I appreciate your input but I have to disagree with that I won’t see results from doing really high reps. I belive that would be true if I was natty but when you’re on roids it will work.

    • November 10, 2020 at 7:00 am
    Gummi
    Member
    If you decide to keep going keep going just keep the workouts low impact on the shoulders stay away from benchpress with a bar, front raises and use free weights as much as possible concentrating on form
    • November 10, 2020 at 8:14 am
    AmbA
    Member
    Quote Originally Posted by GummiView
    If you decide to keep going keep going just keep the workouts low impact on the shoulders stay away from benchpress with a bar, front raises and use free weights as much as possible concentrating on form

    Will do. Thx.

    • November 10, 2020 at 9:23 am
    Martens
    Member
    Quote Originally Posted by AmbA
    I appreciate your input but I have to disagree with that I won’t see results from doing really high reps. I belive that would be true if I was natty but when you’re on roids it will work.

    Results in the form of what? You need heavy weight for hypertrophy to occur. I do wish you the best but unless you are going for a total cutter cycle, I just don’t see it being productive. I wish you the best and hope you get squared away.

    • November 10, 2020 at 10:15 am
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    Quote Originally Posted by AmbAView
    I went to the doc, he said it’s probably not your rotator cuff, just msybe some inflammation, so he prescribed me Meloxicam and I kinda noticed a little less pain but once I start doing dips or go heavy on bench, it comes back just as bad.

    Doc said it’s PROBABLY not your rotator cuff? What kind of doctor did you go see? You need to see an orthopaedic specialist and schedule an MRI if it doesn’t get any better soon. And by doing dips and heavy bench it’s NOT GOING TO GET BETTER any time soon. Injuries need time to heal. And shoulders in particular take a while to heal up. If it hurts stop.

    • November 10, 2020 at 11:40 am
    AmbA
    Member
    Quote Originally Posted by MartensView
    Results in the form of what? You need heavy weight for hypertrophy to occur. I do wish you the best but unless you are going for a total cutter cycle, I just don’t see it being productive. I wish you ithe best and hope you get squared away.

    Muscle gain. I know everybody says that you need to go heavy for growth but I don’t believe that’s true. By doing high reps I will still create miBamb tears and because of fast recovery thanks to roids, muscle will grow.

    • November 10, 2020 at 12:48 pm
    AmbA
    Member
    Quote Originally Posted by View
    Doc said it’s PROBABLY not your rotator cuff? What kind of doctor did you go see? You need to see an orthopaedic specialist and schedule an MRI if it doesn’t get any better soon. And by doing dips and heavy bench it’s NOT GOING TO GET BETTER any time soon. Injuries need time to heal. And shoulders in particular take a while to heal up. If it hurts stop.

    Yeah I agree I was kinda bummed I couldn’t get MRI but he told I have to take certain steps. On my next visit I will insist on MRI, just hope won’t be any problem with my insurance.

    • November 10, 2020 at 2:01 pm
    Martens
    Member
    Quote Originally Posted by AmbA
    Muscle gain. I know everybody says that you need to go heavy for growth but I don’t believe that’s true. By doing high reps I will still create miBamb tears and because of fast recovery thanks to roids, muscle will grow.

    All the best bro.

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