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Originally Posted by bm bradley
it's not the easy way. I have several long standing joint injuries. in fact I was disabled from my previous career. trt allows me almost full range of motion, a great reduction in pain, better moods and the ability to handel more stress and bullshit. basically rolled the clock back 10+ years on my body. plan to take it until the 'end'
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Another funny thing about "steroids" - as you are saying, i tore a tendon in my forearm. It was injured or probably partially torn from working out and finally I lifted something and felt it pop. I was in the gym at the time and knew a lady there that was the physical therapist for a pro sports team. I had her look at it and she agreed it was torn, nothing to do other than let it heal/rehab it. So me, being the dipshit i am said "ok, so I'll just take it easy on it then" and she kept saying "you have to rehab it" and i kept saying "ok, cool... i'll just take it easy on it then.. thanks" and she kept repeating herself telling me i am going to do more damage if I don't rehab it. I promptly ignored her, even though I knew better and went back to continually aggravating it for 2 years.
Finally, i got serious about trying to rehab it. Started doing exercises for it, stopped lifting, playing racquetball which was agitating it and so on. But by now everything had been irritated and muscle atrophied to the point that I was really starting to get concerned at the continued pain. I was getting to where i couldn't really curl my arm under its own weight.
After fighting this for a while, i went back to what I knew worked...
Started a cycle of Test and Deca-Durabolin and continued to rehab my arm and lift light weights. Within about 6 weeks, my injured arm was doing as well as the other and just as strong after 2 years almost of barely being able to use it.