posted Wed, 06/17/2015 - 18:11
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new here to eroids. I've been lifting for about 4 years now. I am 35 yrs old, about 225 lbs, 5'11. I'm on my first cycle now. just started a week ago. love all the info I have acquired from this forum. A quick question while I'm here...has anybody had skin rash from cycling. I have small patches of irritation on the inside of my arm creases. I'm not sure if it from working out and sweating profusely. I have been on test p 100 mg eod for a week exactly today. and I have been fine but today I took .25 or arimidex pharma grade and might think that may be the cause of the rash. any info will be appreciated. thank you guys. peace
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Thanks guys for the replies...I already got a compression shirt...I got some ointments as well and the rash is going away actually...I'm glad. I just decided to go with test p because it has less sides from other test. no rash really in the armpit. its on the inside of the elbow I meant to say. I have pinned both glutes, both quads, and both sides of delts...the pinning is going well actually...good strength and visual gains...
If it is in fact a rash, I highly recommend Destin ointment. It's in the baby section at just about any store. It's used for diaper rash but it will clear it right up. It could be from sweat and rub while working out. Might try a compression shirt while hitting the weights.
Sounds like an allergic reaction. Could be your own sweat, unclean equipment or some other topical solution your skin came in contact. Try an OTC rash cream, keep the area clean and moisturized until it goes away.
As tron stated you should have started with test E not test P. One reason bein is it is easier to learn the process of pinning with one or two spots. With ED pinning or even EOD pinning you need multiple injection spots.
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How many spots are you currently pinning?
TronWould not of chosen a short ester for a first cycle and test is not the culprit of skin rashes under your armpits..If it is it's a first Iv'e heard of. Try switching deodarants.