general ? on drug interaction

[casman]

****My history in brief****
I'm 34. Two years ago I was in a really nasty accident
fractured right femar
fractured/broke both tibia
broke radius and ulna in right forearm
scattered the left side of my sacrum (no trace it was turned to powder)

oh I could go on

after alot of great rehab I am able to work out on my own and have been doing so for 5 months.

I was a solid and lean (defined but not ultra cut) 198 before the accident.
after bottoming out at 156 I'm back up to 180.

****

I plan on going very slowly but my bones and joints are ready my strength is the shits. I've been working out solid and feeling good for 5 months now and diet is right on track aside from the odd fillet mignon seared in 1/4 pound of clarified butter.

As I carefully and patiently plot my revenge on the ravages of gravity, velocity and time a question pops up that I have not seen mentioned on any boards.

Are there any drug interactions one needs to be aware of especially with PCT drugs. I'm talking about common things like anti-histamines, asprin, acetominaphine etc?

 

[maxsupplements]

as with any type of oral med

as with all types of oral medications, you are putting your liver under stress, and if you have any types of pain relievers you take on a regular basis, this puts alot of stress on the liver. so that would be the only thing i would be worried about, as far as interactions, i dont think there are any...
except for the fact clomid makes some people crazy.. it makes me extremely emotional. like i could cry at a nice commercial on tv sad..

but it gets me back to normal quite fast!

 

[casman]

thanks, and no I'm not taking anything regularly, just gathering info for now.

 

[mailbox]

Max is right. These all put additonal undue stress on the liver. The one you should definately avoid would be the acetaminophen(Tylenol)> If you need an anti-iflammatory stick with ibprofen. Not near as hard on the liver, but tougher on your stomach so always take with food. Anti-histamines like Clartin, Zyrtec, etc are ok but I would only use them on an as needed basis like Max said.

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