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Veins while on AAS

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Hello. I am a female who is pretty lean and wanted to do an Anavar cycle to build more muscle, but my fear is having more veins than I do now (part hereditary and very prominent in the wrists and hands). It’s said that Anavar will cause vascularity, so I take it that means it would do so all over, including my hands/wrists as well(?). If so, will this eventually subside when done the cycle?

press1's picture

There is nothing more attractive than a girl that looks like she trains and looks after her body so I really wouldn't worry about it.

getbuff17's picture

Smile

Taten's picture

Maybe donate blood?

getbuff17's picture

Ha! When I do that now they love how prominent my veins are.

Pale's picture

Veins don't have much to do with AAS, and everything to do with your diet and leaning down.

getbuff17's picture

Thanks for the reply!

dextetherdog's picture

I’m not a big fun of an idea women taking PED’s unless you are a competitive athlete prepping for nationals, maybe you can justify it then

Would not recommend AAS.

If you however decide to go for it, run a cycle of PED’s and then decide to stop, your body will always return to a natural state (visual look) sooner or later

getbuff17's picture

Yeah, something been thinking about (var), still doing research before make a definite decision. Thx for the reply!

scootloko's picture

It will increase your red blood cell count and that will have a bit of a water balloon effect on your veins due to more blood as well as more water and nutrients being in them than usual, this is also one reason blood pressure goes up. So if they show already yes they will be more pronounced but it does subside when you stop. I dig it though personally but yea.

getbuff17's picture

Thx for the explanation!

Greengravity's picture

I love my girlfriends vains it makes me grin when I see her tiny self hitting the weights and vains pop.
It also makes me jealous that I’m not as lean as I should be these days.

I wouldn’t listen to anyone in the general public about what they think you should look like.

getbuff17's picture

Thanks, it’s really just me being self conscious. Smile

Makwa's picture

If you are lean enough the vascularity will show and be more pronounced on anavar. The muscles will be fuller due to the increased glycogen load causing your viens to "pop" more and be more pronounced. Drop the var the glycogen load goes away and so does your increased vascularity. Gain some fat on cycle or off and your vascularity will drop accordingly also.

getbuff17's picture

Appreciate the feedback!

RangerVet's picture

Well it we know it won't help).. but I doubt it will hurt)
Someone tells you your veiny say yeah that happens when your not fat and keep walking

getbuff17's picture

Lol

333's picture

If your worried about them not being attractive don't cause lots of men find them attractive

getbuff17's picture

Smile

IrishWOLFhound's picture

It’s said that Anavar will cause vascularity, so I take it that means it would do so all over, including my hands/wrists as well(?)

If you lose more bodyfat the veins will obviously be more pronounced , it doesn't matter if you use anavar or not , the drop in bodyfat and possibly some water will make you look more vascular , not the anavar . Like If your on a bulking diet , anavar wouldn't make you more vascular as you'd be probably be gaining a little fat so the veins wouldn't be as visible . I think my post makes sense haha

getbuff17's picture

Yes, it does make sense. Thx!

333's picture

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