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My doctor and physiotherapist have not been hugely helpful for an injury I have on the right side. I'm curious if maybe a Test-E cycle pinning directly into the injured muscle has any chance of improving function. Has anyone here noticed the muscles around the area you pin growing more than other areas?

Any insights appreciated.

I had rhabdomyolysis and it has left was appears to be a lesion in my arm. My primary doctor thinks this is due to scarring and that it will not heal. Doing my own research and inquiry, I have learned that TB-500 can help, but I am about a year out from that injury, which makes me wonder: is it still worth buying?

Any insight is appreciated.

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I read that stuff will usually pass. I decided to wait. Today I am having intermittent stomach pains (sharp pains if that matters) and experiencing mild nausea. Should I give it one more day before going to the hospital? What can I do besides drinking water to help my body pass the plastic bag

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In short, I'm experiencing unilateral strength loss. It's been months and months where doctors don't seem to care much now that stroke has been crossed off the list of possibilities. What kind of specialists would I see besides a rheumatologist or a neurologist? How do I explain the issue? What kind of things can I say to drive up some interest on their part on helping me get back to optimal?

I have been experiencing noticeable weakness in my wrists and forearms (predominantly right side) for about 8 months. I have had CT scans and MRI's and everything seems to be fine in my brain and neck.

I suffered rhabdomyolysis once due to drug use and was given tpa. I have had a few car accidents and had whiplash, which I addressed with physiotherapy.

My wrists become more painful and my grip strength decreases with each passing week. I have now noticed large gaps in the wrist when I flex. Is this possibly a tendon issue rather than a nerve issue?

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I just took an online survey to gauge interest in financial literacy courses at my school. My answer was that they would be worth the same. Apparently, Steve would have more.

How is $100,000 worth more if received in the past when they would both have the same buying power?

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