Mitigating Carpel Tunnel With HGH?

[methyl mike]

I started developing Carpel Tunnel Syndrome last month shortly after starting 2iu of HGH before bed.. I thought I had just pinched a nerve or had some bad inflammation causing it and did not think it was the HGH. I decided to go up to 4iu split pre workout and before bed and my symptoms have exasperated at 4iu.. So clearly I'm lead to believe I'm getting these sides from my GH. The good news it, my GH is great. The bad news is my sleep is being crippled by waking up in the middle of the night in pain from my hands/wrist. The last thing I wanna do is stop, I've been noticing a huge difference since implementing it. I know the obvious answer is lower my dose, but even at 2iu I was still having my sleep get effected from carpel tunnel. I'm curious what you guys have done to mitigate carpel tunnel sides from GH, whether physical therapy or splitting doses EOD.. I'm all ears!!

Thanks

Carpal tunnel will go away after a while. I suffered with it over a month and one day it vanished never had it come back.

 

[psauce]

At the risk of being overly specific, you mean the CTS that results from rHGH use -- not the usual kind from over-use, right?

 

[AlexDavis43]

Going from 2 IU/d to 4 IU/d??

I made a similar mistake and suffered the side effects. After reading a bunch of anecdotes here and some other boards, I backed off to 0.5 IU twice a day for a week. Then 0.5 IU in the morning and 0.5 IU in the evening. Then 0.5 IU in the morning and 1 IU in the evening. Et cetera.

Slowly worked up to 4 IU/d.

4 IU was my original target dose but might increase to 5 since it's going well (I decided on 4 because I thought the side effects were going to be much less tolerable than they are).

 

[jmalchemy]

Hydrate better. Sounds counterintuitive but it works

 

[BigarmsAL]

Carpal tunnel will go away after a while. I suffered with it over a month and one day it vanished never had it come back.

I’ve had it for roughly 2 months now it’s gotten better pain wise but still have numbness in my hands