posted Mon, 03/31/2025 - 08:20
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Can someone share if you have or had a similar problem
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Hello everyone, so I will try to be quick and make a long story short, i have been dealing with this pain on my left forearm, i googled it and the name of that muscle is called “brachioradialis” it hurts specially if I do curls, hammer curls I feel it the most. If you can see and hope you can, on the pic with the tattoo you can see the muscle when I flex and on the other pic even if I flex you can’t see the muscle and it won’t get or stay hard. Any advice? Thanks?
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Good luck. That injury took my months to heal properly. I remember not being able to use a towel to dry off because it was so sore. I've had it in both arms.
Could be nerve damage or pinch over and muscle damage if you legitimately cannot flex or move it. Is there any burning or tingling sensations around the area? Can you engage it in any way while bearing weight?
I had something similar after an elbow injury. You can go and get Electromyography (EMG) where they insert small needle like probe electrodes into the suspected areas of musculature and nerve groups and see how electrical pulses get responded too. You can literally see what is firing and they can manually do it.
I had a pinched nerve in elbow that made it where to bottom of arm and wrist couldn’t engage. I couldn’t pull with my wrist twisting. Think like motorcycle throttle movement- I couldn’t engage any power into that.
Had to have a small minimally invasive surgery and it fixed instantly in terms of feeling. Over 6 months became 100% again.
CIALIS to keep it hard :-)
Do you feel the pain closer to the joint? I had really bad pain similar to that when I benched. I was trying to hold the bar with my fingers When I deadlifted. When I started using chalk and alternating grip. The pain in that area stopped like 2 week later.
Bpc helped
I had similar injury to same area. Nothing notable happened for it to be injured. Just one arm day I started to feel a strain almost like a tear. It was tolerable at first, then within a few weeks I couldn't train arms it was so bad. I went months with out training biceps with little to no healing. Then jumped on bpc157 for 8 weeks and it healed.
I watched a few videos of how to inject it and it’s really easy, hope you don’t mind but what was your protocol when you used it for your injury?
Thanks bro?
I was using a 31g 1/2 insulin syringe. 250mcg X2 daily.
Correct me if I’m wrong, 1000mcg = 1mg correct
So in a one ml insulin’s syringe 250mc = .25
Sorry bro I justa wanna get it right
No problem at all.
That would depend on how much bac water you use and concentration of the bpc. If its a 5mg vial, and you add 1cc/ml it will be 500mcg per 10 units on insulin syringe.
Sorry you’re right, I was doing the math, using 5ml of bac water but I will only use 1ml. I was doing some research on that and it sounds like it’s really good
Would it matter if you ineject it or do the capsules? Great info bro thank you!!!
Inject directly into the muscle with a slin pin
capsules don't work. Gotta inject, local to the site.
I have had this same issue - in fact, it was one of a couple elbow/forearm problems I had, which led to me just having major surgery on my elbow. Because of that forearm problem as you describe, I had intense pain on any "pull" exercise, but hammer curls were the worst. By the end, I was basically only doing push and legs.
For this location, the surgeon did a "capsule release". 1 month into rehab, it's better, but I'm not cleared for like, 35 lb hammer curls or anything.
Injecting BPC and TB500, 2x day, directly into that site and a couple others around the elbow (like I said, I had several issues fixed at once).
Prior to the surgery, only thing that worked for me, which you won't like, is literally not doing any pull routines, for 4-6 weeks. Let it fully recover. Ice, massage, advil, and BPC/TB.
No problem. I've only used injectable, near the site.
I’ve never inject any peptides in my life.
It's really easy, plenty of youtube videos showing how to inject subq in just about any spot