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| anabolic steroids and hiv Dec 25, 2008 Hi from the uk nelson, I was a steroid user until august this year, doing cycles of mainly deca and sustanon. I found out 6 weeks ago that I was hiv+. can you tell me if taking steroids has compromised my immune system further, or will it affect my anti retrovirals when I start them. many thanks and happy christmas. worried sick uk |
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Response from Mr. Vergel
You may want to read our book: "Built to Survive: A Comprehensive Guide to the Medical Use of Anabolic Therapies, Nutrition and Exercise for HIV+ Men and Women" available on amazon.com You can also download the e-book version at the bottom of this page: http://facialwasting.org/resources.htm My biggest concerns about people using anabolic steroids without a doctor's order and monitoring are: 1- High red blood cells/hematocrit- Anabolics increase red blood cells and sometimes to the point of danger. High red blood cells can make the blood too viscous and thick for the heart to pump 2- Prostatic inflammation in some men 3- High blood pressure that may increase kidney and heart disease 4- Mood swings if not used with a background of testosterone But anabolics can effectively and safely be used to treat wasting syndrome if a doctor knows how to monitor these variables and keep doses within reasonable levels studied in HIV You can read more on medibolics.com also Nelson | |||||||||
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