wsmwannabe
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First and foremost, please do not turn this into a thread about COVID shots, we are have plenty of those.
I was recently diagnosed with cardiomyopathy (I have an LVEF of ~40%, normal range is 50-72%). I got the first Pfizer shot on November 3rd and had mild heart pains for about 2-3 weeks after that. I did not get the second shot. about 5 weeks after the shot I was diagnosed after an echocardiogram.
I never touched gear before the age of 30 and I am 33 now, but I have run a couple of cycles of both nand and tren. When I was in my early 20's, I had lots of heart pains when I was in the USMC. I used to drink a fuck load of energy drinks and take OTC supplements like jack3d and hydroxycut, so I think it is obvious to me now why I had the heart pains. But that stopped before I even got out of the corps back in 2010. I also realized that I have had high blood pressure for about 6-7 years now (I was using a wrist BP cuff that is wildly inaccurate and didn't know it until about a week ago, but it always told me my BP was good).
I understand that myocarditis can cause cardiomyopathy, but I guess my question is: how quickly does that happen? I understand that the AAS I used likely contributed to this issue, as did the high blood pressure, so I am not trying to justify further use. I am just asking out of curiosity and for the sake of knowledge.
I was recently diagnosed with cardiomyopathy (I have an LVEF of ~40%, normal range is 50-72%). I got the first Pfizer shot on November 3rd and had mild heart pains for about 2-3 weeks after that. I did not get the second shot. about 5 weeks after the shot I was diagnosed after an echocardiogram.
I never touched gear before the age of 30 and I am 33 now, but I have run a couple of cycles of both nand and tren. When I was in my early 20's, I had lots of heart pains when I was in the USMC. I used to drink a fuck load of energy drinks and take OTC supplements like jack3d and hydroxycut, so I think it is obvious to me now why I had the heart pains. But that stopped before I even got out of the corps back in 2010. I also realized that I have had high blood pressure for about 6-7 years now (I was using a wrist BP cuff that is wildly inaccurate and didn't know it until about a week ago, but it always told me my BP was good).
I understand that myocarditis can cause cardiomyopathy, but I guess my question is: how quickly does that happen? I understand that the AAS I used likely contributed to this issue, as did the high blood pressure, so I am not trying to justify further use. I am just asking out of curiosity and for the sake of knowledge.