GH and finger thickness

[stinkpelt]

Has anyone experienced a permanent increase in finger thickness after a few months of GH use. I have been on 4 to 8 ius eod for about 3.5 months now and none of my rings fit anymore. I am on test and deca also and hold some water but even after I take tamox and aromasin, fingers are still thick. When not on gh, the ai would usually drop my water weight and fingers would feel skinnier. Not complaining, just curious about others experiences. Wondering if I am going to get my rings resized after I finish gh in a few months.

 

[pesty4077]

Has anyone experienced a permanent increase in finger thickness after a few months of GH use. I have been on 4 to 8 ius eod for about 3.5 months now and none of my rings fit anymore. I am on test and deca also and hold some water but even after I take tamox and aromasin, fingers are still thick. When not on gh, the ai would usually drop my water weight and fingers would feel skinnier. Not complaining, just curious about others experiences. Wondering if I am going to get my rings resized after I finish gh in a few months.

It is probally water weight. It will go when off.

 

[Massive G]

It will go down when you come off.

 

[rafiki]

Fat fingers?....i think you just found lesbians new substance of choice

 

[machola]

its a possible side effect

acromegaly is over production of GH. when you inject large amounts(your doses are pretty large) you are creating acromegaly. just like if you take too much prednisone you can cause cushings disease, too much t3/t4 and you cause a thyroid storm

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Acromegaly is a serious systemic condition caused in over 98% of cases by an adenoma (i.e., benign tumor) of the pituitary gland that secretes excessive growth hormone (GH). The clinical features associated with acromegaly include the effects of GH over-production, and in some instances by the tumor compressing and injuring the normal pituitary gland, optic nerves and optic chiasm. Untreated acromegaly results in marked bony and soft tissue changes including an altered facial appearance (frontal bossing, prognathism), enlargement of the hands and feet, sleep apnea, and carpal tunnel syndrome. More serious problems may include accelerated cardiovascular disease, hypertension, diabetes mellitus and possibly an increased risk of colon cancer.