Clint Gymrat
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I’ve ran gear for several years with no issues. I ended up getting tired of the ups and downs that are involved with a pct so about a year ago I decided to just stay on test in between cycles. I run 150mgs per week and 99% of the time my E2 levels stay in range where I don’t need an AI. The past 2 weeks my chest has been hurting with tight pressure. 6 days ago I ended up in the ER. They ran an EKG and a CT scan and said everything looked fine and suspected my pain to be gastritis. 3 days after leaving the ER and being on a concoction of meds for gastritis my chest was still killing me. So I went to my GP doctor and she ran another EKG on me and seen where one of my valves seemed to not be working well enough. She took some blood and I’m still waiting to hear the results from the blood work. She also is scheduling me a stress Test. My concern is that if I do have a valve failing then should I stop cruising the test at 150 a week or should I just carry on? I’m nervous about telling my doctor about my test usage because they’ve already found Xanax and pot in my urine and I don’t want my insurance company to drop me because of me being considered high risk. I know it’s best to tell the doctor everything but like I said what if my insurance drops me and then I’m up shit creek with a possible heart valve failing. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I can afford to get my own blood work done online if I do stop taking the test but I’m nervous about how my body is going to react and if me taking arimidex will somehow interfere with other medicines that I’m on or will possibly be on in the future. I expect someone to drag my ass for placing myself on a permanent test cruise for the past year but we’ve all done ignorant shit and hindsight is always 20/20. If it wasn’t for the possible heart condition then I wouldn’t worry about stopping the cruise. I’ve done it several times and my test always came back to normal levels. Just nervous now to add extra stress on my body with everything that’s already going on.