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28/07/2019 9:13 am
Is there any medical proof that injectable steroids may cause kidney failure? An IFFB pro told me that steroids were destroyed in the liver not in the kidneys that his kidneys failure was caused by anti-inflammatories and Advil,so i hope you guys can shed some truth on this.
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28/07/2019 9:38 am
Hypertension places great strain on the kidneys.
Also, many studies done on animals shows that those who were administered AAS had greater kidney weight.
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28/07/2019 10:08 am
He is most likely correct. Most non-17aa steroids only cause minor organ enlargement. Of course they can also cause hypertension which as r2e points out is not good for your kidneys.
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28/07/2019 10:32 am
Always a good idea to keep bp in check.
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