question from a user
Beyond burn victims and people with diseases related to muscle wasting how does someone qualify for ND or Anavar? Also how much information do you provide your patients on the likelihood of negative health outcomes with the addition of these drugs?
AlphaMD's Answer
As someone who also works in nursing homes, I have prescribed Anavar for chronic wounds and general reconditioning and wasting syndromes. These patients were bedbound with multiple pressure wounds before someone brave enough to use these meds prescribed them. The wound care specialist actually specifically asked me to stop prescribing them because I was putting him out of business. No joke.
Funnily enough, Anavar is not approved for these conditions. But it is saving lives.
Nandrolone can be used for prescribed for post surgical recovery, specifically orthopedic and spinal surgery. It speeds healing. We have preemptively started patients before a spinal surgery on this in order to make their recovery quicker, and they healed to the point they didn’t need the surgery.
We always discuss risks vs benefits of all medications with our patients. We never prescribe Anavar or nandrolone for longer than 3 months at a time before a therapeutic pause.
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