Tren/prostaglandins/anemia?

[syntherolman]

Would the increase in prostaglandins while on tren cause anemia for some? I become anemic every time I use tren now and the only information I can find is that maybe the tren is causing prostaglandins Imbalances in my stomach like NSAIDs or the tren is some how preventing my body from absorbing iron.

I have read of others becoming anemic while on tren so there must be some kind of correlation. Can anyone help shed some light on this?

 

[Adonis89]

Very interesting.

What else do you use with tren. I typically use it with test, primo or both. Both test and primo will aid significantly in preventing anemia, unless the anemic condition is in fact exacerbated by some prostaglandin action.

NSAIDS and other drugs also burn holes in your stomach...bleeding ulcers are a leading cause of anemia.

 

[GreenTLB6]

Interesting.

Sorry to change the subject but could NPP also cause this bc its another 19-nor? I have read things saying that Deca is used to treat anemia.

 

[syntherolman]

Very interesting.

What else do you use with tren. I typically use it with test, primo or both. Both test and primo will aid significantly in preventing anemia, unless the anemic condition is in fact exacerbated by some prostaglandin action.

NSAIDS and other drugs also burn holes in your stomach...bleeding ulcers are a leading cause of anemia.

Just test and tren. Been taking iron for a week and starting to feel better. It could be that tren is causing iron not to get digested well when used with nsaids.

 

[Stewie]

I'm not sure if there would be an association of anemia from prostaglandins or not? Do you have some cited references?

What's confusing is Testosterone has a suppressive effect on Hepcidin, in return increasing iron absorption. As your on Testosterone. I would only suspect Tren acts similarly.

Hepcidin inhibits transport of iron out of macrophages, when there are high levels of Hepcidin,serum iron levels can drop due to iron that is trapped inside macrophages. This leads to anemia.

I posted this awhile back on Hepcidin http://www.professionalmuscle.com/f...n-levels-blood-what-can-i-do-please-help.html