just to make me feel better...

[scovik88]

Hey bros, I got a friend of mine a small order of d-bol he wanted to try. I explained to him all the rules and how to take it. He has been training with me for the last six months so he is in good shape. He is 34. He only took 15mgs day-not much. Anyway, he went to the hospital with stomach pain yesterday and they found a bleeding ulcer in his stomach and had to start a transfusion! He did not even know he had an ulcer. I don't think the small amout of d-bol could have aggravated this problem-never read about it happening anywhere. But I do feel a little guilty anyway and was wanting to know if anyone had heard anything about this happening to anyone else? I told him to tell the Dr. that he was taking this but he has not yet? I know this sounds like I'm thinking of myself but if there is anything the doc needs to know I'll tell him myself to protect my bud Thanks,Me

 

[xcelbeyond]

I would assume he was taking this throughout the day not at once. It's still not enough to matter but 'cause of its short half life, dosages should be divided throughout the day.

Tylenol or aspirin are probably harder on his system than d-bol. This was probably going to happen anyways, You could say/think the d-bol aggravated it - but anything like aspirin or hot foods (like jalapenos) could have triggered it.

I'm not a doc, just providing some food for thought.

 

[Snarf]

Its unlikely the dbol had anything to do with it. Stomach ulcers don't happen over night, they take time to develop, so it was a coincidence.

 

[scovik88]

come to think of it...

he does like his peppers and I know from personal experience that some ulcers grow and worsen in time. I had esphogeol ulcers from acid reflux and still have a tumor on my esphagus that has to be checked every other year for cancerous cells but the ulcers were dissolved by previcid. But you just to keep goin on Thanks for the info guys, scovik

 

[Dad]

H. Pylori

The vast majority of stomach ulcers are cause by the Helicobactor pylori bacteria (H. pylori). This is a gram-negative bacteria treated with antibiotics.

There is no known prevention, and it is likely, barring some unusual circumstance, that this is what is causing your friend's bleeding ulcer.

 

[scovik88]

thanks...

Dad

 

[saint808]

The vast majority of stomach ulcers are cause by the Helicobactor pylori bacteria (H. pylori). This is a gram-negative bacteria treated with antibiotics.

There is no known prevention, and it is likely, barring some unusual circumstance, that this is what is causing your friend's bleeding ulcer.

i tested positive for that and had to take a 2 week course of 3 different antibiotics... it was 2 weeks of hell and it caused me to shit twice as much as i ate (i think i will write a diet book based on that, LOL). Truly amazing what your body stores in the intestines. This was about 6 years ago and I have not had nearly the stomach prblems since taking the z pack.

 

[massmonster32]

This thread is a weird coincidence I thought I had some stomach problems just recently. Well I did but its a whole lot better now. The z pack I took helped alot. I am about 97% better not 100 but feel alot better. Now just need to get all the weight back. Now that I think back I was taking thai dbols when I got my stomach illness 35-40mg ed, eq t250 with it. I heard the ulcers are from bacteria as well and now days they treat them with antibiotics. MM

 

[scovik88]

another thought is ..

that the d-bol my friend had was manufactured in a "dirty lab" and maybe he picked up the bacteria that way. But then again maybe I am just over thinking this whole thing . The treatment I had for my esophageal ulcers was a stomach wrap. They pulled my stomach tube up around my lower esophagus and wrapped it tight.Too Tight! I had to go back to the hospital twice so they could loosen the wrap enough to swallow food. I lost a lot of good muscle then (almost 30 lbs.) but they told me if I had not been in such good shape the situation could have been a lot worse. And life goes on. Sco