Strange NPP experience

[JuicedMayhem]

Ok so I started NPP 130mg eod along with test cyp 125 eod. I lowered back the NPP only 30mg eod due to some heart health concerns. Now my joints weren’t too feeling bad to begin with , but after dropping the dose I’m in suddenly in a ridiculous amount of pain in joints all over my body. I thought low dose was good enough for joint support? I should also mention I started taking bcp157 for a neck issue at 500mcg 2x a day which was helping a lot until I hit this sudden wall. I’m guessing it’s from lower NPP but I’m kinda lost there because my joints didn’t feel like this prior to NPP. Any thoughts would be appreciated

 

[JuicedMayhem]

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[jimmy orangaflop]

Could be an issue with cortisol, but that’s speculation at best. It is possible that joint inflammation rapidly occurred after lowering the npp, but how fast that can take place I’m not sure of either. 30 eod sounds low(ish) to be reaping any anti inflammatory benefits of nandrolone, I think the realm of 200mg per week would work better in that regard and pose little health risk but that’s up to you to weigh.

 

[JuicedMayhem]

Could be an issue with cortisol, but that’s speculation at best. It is possible that joint inflammation rapidly occurred after lowering the npp, but how fast that can take place I’m not sure of either. 30 eod sounds low(ish) to be reaping any anti inflammatory benefits of nandrolone, I think the realm of 200mg per week would work better in that regard and pose little health risk but that’s up to you to weigh.

That’s why I mentioned bpc157. I think it’s extreme anti inflammatory along with rapid drop of NPP response was a kind of a perfect storm I caused in the body. Definitely not something that feels remotely normal

 

[JuicedMayhem]

Ok so I’ve determined that injury was caused by flairing up old damage in the sound without realizing during a grueling work day, so if anyone was watching this thread NPP or bcp157 was not the cause and I’m getting better slowly.