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Injury Mid Cycle

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So I'm 4 weeks into a 8 week cutting cycle I'm using a blend of Tren A, Mast P and Test P
Well we had a bad storm roll through and a section of my fence was blowing In the wind and I didn't want it to get caught by a gust of wind and blow into my neighbors car or house so I got out and drove a coupe nails into it to hold it in place.
Well the wind blew a bunch of rain into my garage and that smooth concrete being wet and me being barefoot I slip and slammed flat on my back and head. I have a bruised kidney, a pulled lumbosacral Muscle and a broken finger.
My question is my doctor said a week or two with no working out then I can lightly start back up. My question to the vets here is should I stay on cycle being I'm cutting or go into a PCT.
I've got 4 weeks left on cycle but I'll be honest I'm not really sure what I should do.
Any suggestions would be appreciated
Thanks in advance.
FGS

Jayzgainz's picture

I don't think anybody can answer that definitively for you. It's going to depend on how you feel. My opinion of it is this. If you have 4 weeks left and potentially two of those are going to be spent out of the gym is it really worth continuing on for two weeks? Is what you will get out of your time remaining worth continuing on is what I'm asking. I also dont know the severity of your injuries but how good can your intensity be after taking that much damage and only resting a short while. If I were in your shoes I would shut down my cycle and concentrate on getting better so when the time to do it again rolls around I am 100%. Whatever you decide good luck!

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Fred G.Sanfords's picture

Thank you bro I agree

robb's picture

Really bashed my elbow at work last Tuesday, worst pain you could imagine. Swollen and very sensitive to the lightest touch. The injuries out of the blue are such a pain in the ass, at least at the gym knowing your limits and training safely will keep you trouble free.

Regarding your situation, if you feel you can get back at it within a week at the most I'd continue cycle, if your going to be out longer I'd quit and pct.

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Fred G.Sanfords's picture

Thanks for the advice sir hope your elbow gets better soon

cry_havoc's picture

I would get bloods. Are you taking caber? Is this your first Tren Cycle? Did you get bloods before you started this cycle and if so what was your prolactin and E2 at?

These are relevant because you may not have lost everything. From this short cycle you can see what it did to you compared to the other cycles. Especially the prolactin and you might find your E2 is in the 100's.

These compounds will be out of your system in two weeks. Go off and come back with more knowledge and a better game plan.

Good luck bud. Hope you feel better soon.

Fred G.Sanfords's picture

Thanks man I'm sure I'll recover fast as I normally do , no it's not my first Tren cycle it's my third, and I don't go overboard with any AAS cycle I respond well to low doses.
I do have nolva, Prami, Aromasin, and clomid all on hand. I'm one of the lucky ones that don't get the crazy Tren sides, I get a few but nothing crazy, So as far as come back with more knowledge and a better game plan i promise you I Dont take anything I put in my body lightly and I did all my homework and I continue to learn everyday. I guess i was confused as my question was should I continue or PCT? What would be the members advice.
Thank you for the advice bro.

Dr.BroScience's picture

Very sorry to hear about your injury. I'm glad it was not much worse.

I personally would recommend going off . One always has to remain flexible for whatever life may throw at you. In this case, you will not be able to effectively workout or do cardio for some time. The compounds you are running are harsh on the body and with a bruised kidney I would simply let it heal. Plus , gripping any type of barbell, dumb bell, or handle will be very challenging with the broken finger. But in this case, the kidney is the most important.

Since you are on these advanced compounds in the first place, I take you are an experienced trainer (I certainly hope so). So your body should be in a good place to bounce back once you heal up. I would focus on keep a good quality clean diet combined with lots of rest. Take more than a week off and as always , listen to your body.
Good Luck and get well soon.

Fred G.Sanfords's picture

Thank you I agree bro the kidney is the main issue. Id say I take pretty good care of myself I'm in the gym 6 days a week so I know I'll bounce back quickly.
I think I'm going to pull off cycle and heal up and get after it in a couple months. Thanks for the advice bro

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