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I’m 55yrs old and on 200mg test cyp/wk. Workout 5-6 days/week and am in good shape. BP is good and bloods are too. My joints, especially my knees, are killing me. I’ve been diagnosed with Patellofemoral Chondromalacia . I’m about to start adding 200mg nandrolone for a 10 week cycle to see if that will help my joints. I know that’s a lot to add, and probably 100mg more than necessary for joint benefits, but they’re offering it so I’m gonna try it. Looking forward to some additional gains as a result, but that’s not my primary interest in nandrolone. What results have you seen with nandrolone for people like me and what if any issues should I look out for?
AlphaMD's Answer
We would say that you're right on the money about it being 100mg more Nandrolone than you need. At 200mg you're probably going to feel great from a fitness aspect. However I don't think it would hurt anything to try a week or two at 100mg to test for side effects, then go up. That way if you encounter them you'll know what a safe level is to go back down to.Although Nandrolone isn't especially known for hair loss, we have seen it in our patients, so watch out for that, as it's more of a long term concern for men after their cycle. We have seen (and I have personally experienced) hemorrhoids while on that, which tend to go away a few weeks after the cycle finish. Watch for E2 symptoms and nipple sensitivity. It wouldn't hurt to have some Cialis on hand for the cycle just in case you're one who experiences erectile function issues while on cycle.
The stuff truly works for joints & recovery though, no joke. You'll likely really enjoy those benefits.
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