DL_00
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Well let's just say that it's my first and last time running tren (350 tren/ ~250 test). I love the fullness, the pumps, and vascularity it gave me, and the fact that I was able to cut without seemingly losing any size or strength. But the sides were worse than I thought. I've dealt with and battled acne my whole life, and can usually keep it under control. In the past, running test, deca, eq, and various orals, it would cause a little worsening of my skin, but nothing out of control. Nothing has ever done to my skin what tren did. It's literally turned every pore on my upper-body (chest, shoulders, back, upper arms) into a blackhead/blocked pore, and the breakouts have been constant and bad. That's not even to mention the large, deep pimples I've been getting on my face. I'm currently on my last week of pct, still breaking out badly, and trying to game plan my recovery process from this.
I've already been prescribed an oral antibiotic and some topical cream, which may help a little, but I'm thinking not so much due to the fact that the problem most likely lies with the sebaceous glands and oil production. I've read Accutane is probably the best way to get things under control, but that is not even an option for me right now. It seems the next-best option is maybe B5 supplementation. I know "megadosing" B5 is not necessarily the healthiest thing, but it seems high B5 intake does have an accutane-like effect on limiting oil production. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Worth a try? I have oily skin as it is and have always been curious about trying this, especially with my situation now. I know it will take time, but I'm just trying to cover all of my bases to get things going in the right direction as well as possible.
The other killer side has been mood/mental issues. I'm also starting a regimen of St Johns Wort and Tryptophan to hopefully get my brain chemistry back in-tact.
Surprisingly I never experienced the "tren cough," had no increased issue with insomnia over my standard problems sleeping, and night sweats were minimal. But the skin problems alone make running tren in the future an absolute no-go for me. At least I can say I gave it a shot. At this point I'm kind of scared-back natural, at least until I get these issues in check. But any advice for a good recovery is appreciated!
I've already been prescribed an oral antibiotic and some topical cream, which may help a little, but I'm thinking not so much due to the fact that the problem most likely lies with the sebaceous glands and oil production. I've read Accutane is probably the best way to get things under control, but that is not even an option for me right now. It seems the next-best option is maybe B5 supplementation. I know "megadosing" B5 is not necessarily the healthiest thing, but it seems high B5 intake does have an accutane-like effect on limiting oil production. Does anyone have any thoughts on this? Worth a try? I have oily skin as it is and have always been curious about trying this, especially with my situation now. I know it will take time, but I'm just trying to cover all of my bases to get things going in the right direction as well as possible.
The other killer side has been mood/mental issues. I'm also starting a regimen of St Johns Wort and Tryptophan to hopefully get my brain chemistry back in-tact.
Surprisingly I never experienced the "tren cough," had no increased issue with insomnia over my standard problems sleeping, and night sweats were minimal. But the skin problems alone make running tren in the future an absolute no-go for me. At least I can say I gave it a shot. At this point I'm kind of scared-back natural, at least until I get these issues in check. But any advice for a good recovery is appreciated!