Pins & Needles in my hands...????

[uk-26]

Just wondering if anyone could offer some advice..

Ive started my 1st cycle, im 26, 5'11" 200lbs, Im into week 5 of a planned 10 week cycle

Im currently running 500mg Sust/wk & 400mg Deca/wk with 30mg of D.bol/day.

Im using 1ml Sust250 & 2ml Deca mixed in 1 syringe
(3ml total/srynge)

1 shot in each shoulder every Monday
(Total 6ml/500mg/sust,400mg Deca)

Ive noticed thet the previous weeks shots, and especially this week im getting servire pins and needles in my hands and shoulders, it was during sleep (woke up 5 times last night with numb hands!) but i was writing up some paperwork before and i couldnt continue as my right hand was that bad with pins and needles.....???

I know GH and the like can cause things like this, but never heard of Test/Deca causing it...!?

Anyone shine any light on this?

[LuvMuhRoids]

Not exactly sure what that could be. Could be you are injecting improperly into the shoulder and damaging nerves. If so please look at this site called www.spotinjections.com for proper administration.

Also, I might think it would be high blood pressure causing a tingling in the limbs. Poor circulation to these areas. Check your blood pressure and if neccessary see a doctor.

[pudgy]

are you holding a bunch of water besides lower back with the dbol ?

[shortz]

LOTS of things can cause tingling in the hands and fingers. Are their certain fingers that are effected, or is it all of them?

[uk-26]

Im sure im administering the injections into my shoulder correctly & it does seem to be some sort of circulation problem..

Theres no real adverse water retention beside the lower back and the tingling is mainly in the whole of the hand/fingers.. Not sure how well telling my doctor im taking AS will go down, but think blood pressure could be an issue, since starting the stack im haveing an amazing pump during/after a workout.....

Dont know how id go about improving my circulation...?????

Any one else with any ideas???

[NotMe]

i would get your blood pressure checked ASAP. go down to your local pharmacy and use the machines they got. since your going to be using for a while you should get a kit that takes your blood pressure.

[shortz]

Well, if it's in your whole hand, it's less of a possibilty of being nerve related, but that's not saying much.

I too would bet that it's more of a circulatory problem. Now, this can be caused by severla more things. embolism, blood pressure, spinal injury...get it checked out for certain.

[goliath]

Originally posted by NotMe
i would get your blood pressure checked ASAP. go down to your local pharmacy and use the machines they got. since your going to be using for a while you should get a kit that takes your blood pressure.

don't bother with those machines...they are horribly inacurate. they need to be calibrated much more frequently than they are, and they are designed for 'average' size arms. just go to the doc and get it checked.