Normal side effects?

How long were you on the 5 mg dose before jumping up? Did you start at 2 mg and follow the usual slow increase?

You already had bad reactions lasting multiple days at 5 mg and then doubled it anyway. Not sure what question you're asking.

This low dose is giving bad side effects, let's 2x it.

Why double the dose? Not very smart, bro.

This sounds like a fast way to land in the hospital dehydrated from GLP drugs, especially if vomiting starts too. I don't see the point of raising the dose when side effects were already happening. The sensible move is to stop until things settle, then restart lower. Or maybe don't restart until you've learned more about using them safely.

I'm confused why anyone would double the dose after already having unpleasant effects on half of it.

Yes, I'm going back down to 2.5 mg like I began with. I don't think I had diarrhea at that level, but I did at 5 mg. 10 mg feels unbearable, though my appetite is barely there.

Hey folks, I jabbed that compound right into my balls the other day and now they're all puffed up with blood coming out. Planning to hit them with twice the amount later just to test things out and maybe stop the leaking, fingers crossed it works.

Before this a few of us pointed out that raising the amount too rapidly was unwise yet you ignored that completely. Now you're facing the outcome you brought on yourself. Must feel awful going through it at the moment.

People kept telling you over and over to avoid this step. When you dismiss input from those here who put effort into studying and hold hands-on knowledge about these compounds, it makes me question why you bother sharing at all. Acting without caution that way is going to land you in trouble fast.

I have to agree with that observation. This seems like the very first individual who's managed to really annoy me in this discussion space. Whenever folks acting so carelessly land in the hospital, it draws extra attention to our whole scene and makes enforcement actions more likely than before. Maybe this participant ought to get a distinctive tag indicating it's pointless to offer input because they disregard it. Empathy is in short supply for me at the moment, yet I still want the person who started this thread to recover quickly without serious ongoing effects.

Seriously, I meant every word when pointing out how easily this lands people in the emergency room. Dehydration triggered by constant nausea, vomiting and loose stools ranks as the leading cause when folks begin these treatments. It occurs often with unregulated versions, typically from confusing the measurements and taking several times the intended quantity plus having zero guidance on handling the reactions. In this situation there was apparently some mention of ramping up amounts gradually, yet the substance stays active for many days so any severe reaction lingers just as long. If keeping liquids down proves impossible and standard anti sickness tablets fail, the remaining choice becomes receiving fluids through an intravenous line until levels finally drop.

It seems like this person joined only to stir up arguments on purpose. What he put in his opening message claims he's been looking through the discussions for thirty days already. But anyone spending that long checking out the place should have figured out the usual way things work by now.

I find that maintaining a smaller amount and dividing the shots of reta or similar compounds into two or more administrations each week reduces issues. With every one of these types I've tested, diarrhea occurs unless the amount stays minimal. That's why I avoid the stronger concentration options. Have you thought about adding cagri to enhance a minimal reta amount? I keep overlooking trying it once more. My experience is limited to two uses of 250 mcg cagri, which produced no results positive or negative. Long term, a probiotic with saccharomyces boulardii has offered partial relief from the loose stools these cause, yet it falls short of allowing a higher amount.

Cracking up so hard because I took the opening line all earnest until the next bit threw me off completely. To tell the truth I examined the details thoroughly before raising anything in tiny increments and staying aware of my reactions. Sending positive energy haha

They pulled your status for it completely. Hand over the containers and needles when leaving, and avoid any future attempts at raising doses without care.

What? Why?

Looking at the buildup graph you posted, it appears your dosing started near the beginning of January with 2.5 mg each week for two weeks, then increased to 5 mg during the following week. From what I can gather, a few weeks after that you went up to 10 mg. At the lowest amount the maximum level would hit 3.1 mg, or 3.8 mg after another two weeks if unchanged. The middle dose created highs of 5.6 mg initially and 6.9 mg next, potentially reaching 7.8 mg after a month. The top dose gave a first peak of 11.5 mg and could go to 15.6 mg in four weeks. What matters is that big swings up and down in concentration aren't good because your system needs time to adapt. Quick jumps like that tend to produce more unwanted effects and could lead to reduced response later. In short, I wish you a fast recovery and that you've gained some insight from it. Edit: Speaking of the water you got from Thailand, I hope it's the right sterile type.

you must be from reddit...

Back in the seventies I spent a year in that spot and only ever used sealed bottles for drinking. I was sort of joking about the liquid. Reports on some versions have shown worrying findings. I remember seeing a comment where someone's generic type left them with stomach cramps and diarrhea. For myself I only go with one particular product and always pass it through a filter after mixing. Results vary for everyone else.