Should I do another cycle??

[Easto]

okay, here's my situation:
I hurt my shoulder in July. I went to see a surgeon a couple weeks ago and he is sending me for an MRI. The doctors and physical therapist think that I tore cartilage in my shoulder (labrum). I've been off of AAS for 5+ months and I want to run a bulking cycle here during the winter.
Test Enan 450mg/week
EQ 400mg/week
This is a pretty simple cycle and I want to run for for a minimum of 12 weeks.


Here's my question, what should I do if I find out that I need sugery? I don't think it would really matter than I am on AAS, but I thought I should ask.

[liftsiron]

Test and EQ work nice together. If you do need shoulder surgery and decide to do a cycle. You will retain more upper body muscle with aas than without them. You can still work legs and abs while recovering from surgery. Working legs alone has been shown to stimulate growth in the upper body.
I also frimly believe that test and aas will enhance recovery. If you were to run hgh post surgery this would further enhance recovery and shorten healing time.
Keep up posted because if you don't need surgery I may have a few ideas for you, better yet ask DRVEEJAY he is a true expert on alternatives to surgery.

[Easto]

Thanks for the quick reply!!

I would love to use HGH, but being a university student HG doesn't fit into my budget :D

Hopefully I can get this problem taken care of soon. Right now there isn't much I can do until I get the MRI results back. I'll keep my fingers crossed.

[FContact]

Also remember that with the use of AAS such as Test and EQ you would be suprressing cortisol , which would significantly decrease catabolism in your body.

[rado]

Originally posted by FContact
Also remember that with the use of AAS such as Test and EQ you would be suprressing cortisol , which would significantly decrease catabolism in your body.

Good point !


I would wait until your %100 !

[JohnnyB]

Originally posted by rado
I would wait until your %100 ! I agree

JohnnyB

[prolangtum]

Not to mention they could raise BP, and you might have excessive bleeding during surgery

[intense]

why not test and deca? Seems doctors prescribe deca to athletes with bad knees, shoulders, arms, etc.

[Ligirl]

Whatever you decide please be careful:)

[Easto]

If I do need surgery it will be very minor. The doc will go in there and put a small stitch in my labrum. I don't think bleeding is going to be a problem.

[liftsiron]

What ever the mri reveals Good luck:)

[DRveejay11]

What "degree" is the strain? I told you on that thread at S-ology to forward the MRI results to me once you get them.

Prolotherapy and post-passive-phase....... Active Release Technique are excellent viable options that unfortunately surgeons are notorious for NOT sharing with their patients ($$$).....think about it :rolleyes: