AAS Allergies
Hello everyone, I am new to the community but I have been reading on this site for about a year and I have made some orders. I don't have much previous cycle experience. However, I have done a lot of research on having allergies to AAS. In particular, I tired Var from a very reputable source on here that I trust. I have never tried Var before and I was going to use this as a kicker to a longer test cycle. After 5 days @ 50mgs a day, I started to get itchy skin all over with slight redness, an itchy throat, and a lot of asthma like symptoms. I have done the research and it seems you I could obviously be allergic to it but that an allergy is very rare! Has anyone else had this issue? I stopped using it and started a course of Benadryl which finally all of the symptoms after 3 days went away and now I am not sure if I should try something else or just stay natural forever LOL!
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RustyhookerYou got good advice of the si wall about it. Stop the var. You did var only so
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AnonYeeks, it def is a scary feeling as I have only been allergic to one medication in my life! I did talk tot he source directly and he said it sounded to him like a definite reaction to the Var. He suggested Winstrol instead. I think for now I may just go inject only and take it from there! Thanks for the replies.
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My advice is to pm source and ask what kind of fillers were used( tell him about incident)
Than at least you might be able to eliminate/deduce what caused reaction (aas or a fuller)
Then In the future not buy from sources that uses what causes reaction( if filler is problem)
Ps- I don't know much about making and pressing of aas oral caps and tabs but I imagine there are multiple fillers that one could use
Good luck!
3PUMPCHUMPI was allergic to a carrier oil in test I was using. A few weeks in a broke out in bad hives lasted for about a month. My body eventually built up a tolerance and have not had any issues since.