posted Mon, 02/02/2026 - 03:42
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+ 1 Long shot- breathing concerns.
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Yeah. Know this isnt the place for long term breathing issues but is there any correlation between additives/powders from gh that could possibly be causing an inflammatory effect which could be causing me to have breathing issues? Nothing to the point of feeling like I need to go to ER but a nagging inability to clear secretions. Im kinda lost here bc ive researched tf out of anything that may be causing this but this has been ongoing for months, seeming to have gotten worse the last 2. Not like I can run to the dr and say hey, I got this unknown from unknown thats supposedly this.
Anyone else had any experience with this......
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Good advice below, it could be water retention, high blood pressure or high hematocrit or all of the above. If it's gotten worse stop whatever you are taking. If no improvement go to the doctor it could be something else.
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I read somewhere some steroids can increase histimine response. I will keep looking for the article.
When you say clearing secretions from your lungs - are you meaning you are producing more mucus and you are continually coughing from it? Laboured breathing can also result from high BP and RHR during exercise or rest in general. Various factors can increase lung mucus such as using creatine, dust etc.
A while ago I made a post about how I noticed my cardio went in the tank during and after a cycle. I was out of breath, all the time. Some of the replies noted that HGH can lead to water retention, which in turn is going to impact your overall cardio performance. So to follow their suggestion, please consider dropping / reducing your GH dose, give it like a month, and see how things go.
For me, I ultimately found that it was 19nors that were messing with my cardio, and it took about 2 months for the systemic inflammation / water retention they caused to go away. Lungs opened back up, and I could run for hours again. Now I take nandrolone at much lower doses even in my cycles, having learned this lesson.
Bottom line though, if you think something you're taking is causing you breathing problems.. dude, stop taking it, like, right away. If the effect goes away within 1-2 months, make appropriate decisions (bin it, reduce your dose moving forward, etc etc).