question from a user
Does Deca Durabolin cause extreme anxiety and jealousy at therapeutic dosages of 100-200 mg./wk.?
AlphaMD's Answer
No. It does not & should not. We routinely work with men at the 100mg/wk mark and this is not a common concern at all. When getting near 200mg/wk you'd need to raise your Testosterone dose to ensure you avoid some of the more common impacts of Nandrolone line erectile function issues, and raising Testosterone could cause additional Estrogen transfer which could increase the emotions you suggest, but it wouldn't commonly be from the Nandrolone itself.
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