TestE flu/tren cough?
Ok so been on one of the top suppliers ug gear (domestic) for about six weeks now. everything was going good for the first two weeks then all of a sudden after every injection(once a week) -500testE and 250Deca all together I would get sick as hell for a few days afterwards mostly at night. fever, sweats, chills all of it. I know what test flu is so Im not too worried but it seems to be happening every single week now at least 4 weeks in a row. On top of that, last week after I injected (glute) I immediately had a horrible cough coupled with light headedness and feeling like shit the rest of the night. this seems just like tren cough. I know I aspirated and everything went good during inject. Also test flu is back for two days now. will this shit go away?? maybe I should lower dosages or try another brand of gear?
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My take is your body is having a hard time taking in that much at one time, like Thor said spread them out.
not sure if i'm reading this right, but how are you getting tren caugh when your cycle is deca and test e? and everything else sounds like your levels are very unstable. split your dosages to where you can pin e2d or e3d and see if that helps
I had almost the exact same scenario with one of the top suppliers that retired. I lowered the dose and still had test flu for another two weeks (after injections-one lasted 3 days and the other 6). I am not sure about the two week delay but here's an excerpt from an article that might help:
'Sustanon flu' or 'sus flu' is a fairly common occurrence when using testosterone. The problem has been given this name by some users who experience flu-like symptoms upon commencing a testosterone cycle. It's worth noting that this problem is primarily associated with short esterified testosterones such as Propionate (including Sustanon which include a Prop/Phenylprop ester), though is possible in reality from any testosterone ester. Although there are varying opinions which suggest a cause for this issue, the properties and effects of testosterone metabolite Etiocholanone make it appear particularly plausible. Etiocholanone is a pyrogen and elevations in circulatory levels are associated with feverish effects. Propionate as we know is a fast acting ester resulting in a rapid elevation in testosterone and thus etiocholanone levels. It's certainly possible that this rapid increase results in some users experiencing flu-like symptoms during the early stages of a cycle.
The original article (which is very long) can be found here:
http://articles.muscletalk.co.uk/article-testosterone.aspx