Im not sure what exactly it is yet. I had a terrible deadlifting injury a decade ago. It let loose last year. A huge fascial adhesion in my left inner thigh. Then a few more subsequent releases around my hips and shoulders.
First I felt great. Much stronger, free in my body. Right for the first time in a decade.
Then I was walking home from the grocery store and my whole body got really weak and guarded. I was completely bedridden for a few months. Couldn't get up to eat. Id hurt myself most times going to the bathroom.
Its been a year now, and I can do basic shit like cook or minor cleaning. But I still cant be on my feet for more than an hour reliably.
The specialist was a retard. And no physios over the years have helped at all. But im getting imaging soon hopefully. Maybe your guess is better than mine on what im dealing with.
That is bizarre to the say the least and I am sorry you are going through this. You were not prescribed any antibiotics by chance after the injury or around when you lost your mobility? It sound so much like Fluroquinolone toxicity. I have watched people who work out/jog and are very healthy, take a few fluroquinolone antibiotics and slowly their body deteriorates. Back so bad, pays for a MRI and she did not lift heavy weights or ever have a back issue and now has 6 bulging disks, joint pain, burning pain, mobility issues, loss of balance, and the list goes on.
Hard to believe a few pills of one of the most popular antibiotics for a bladder infection can put you on disability and wreck your life. Obviously, this is the rare side effect but there is a reason this extremely popular antibiotic in Canada is not allowed to be prescribed in some countries unless no other antibiotic class works.
Again, on this topic for what it worth keep all peptides in the back of the fridge where the temp is cold and stable. Some people freeze them, but I do not. Once mixed with bac water, you will go through a 10 mg vial in 10 days so no concern about it being kept in your fridge for 10 days.
There are so many protocols and I would run trials and see how you feel. Regardless of how intelligent you are and how good your memory is, mark it down so you can compare.
I believe you read my comments on another thread, but since your issues are systemic, I would be injecting 1 mg of each in my stomach or where ever you want. If specific areas are worse than others then inject as close to that injury as possible. If BPC157 is less systemic and yes that is an if, then it makes no difference where you inject it. TB500 is reputed to be systemic so it does not matter either. Hence, why not take the guessing game out of the equation and if your inner thigh is a major issue, take out 1 mg of each into the same insulin syringe and inject into that area?
I looked back at my notes this AM, at one time I was taking 1 mg of TB500 a day and 2-3 mg of BPC157 and I was completely open with the orthopaedic surgeon I was working with. His comment was BPC157 is the most benign peptide he is aware of. That is his opinion, and no one knows everything regardless of their years of education.
I read my notes from 2 injections of 1 mg to 1 injection 2 mg's and I did not find a difference.
Best of luck getting past this debilitating issue. I hope you overcome this, remember any progress is progress and being optimistic helps.
This post is getting long but if they could do it, I would get as much of my body MRI'ed as possible to get a clear picture of what is going on. I would also want to get nerve conduction tests completed with a neurologist to test how long it takes for the messages to get to the muscle.
