OP: get your blood pressure checked using a machine at a pharmacy or have someone who knows how to properly measure it take your blood pressure for you. Of course, the best is to see your physician as soon as possible or just go to an ER and I do believe this to be the most appropriate step to take. Nothing I state, however, should be construed as medical advice. These are just the observations of a passerby loser.
Anyway, regarding some of the additional issues raised in this thread-all of the following may be completely wrong and I could be spewing nonsense so anyway for entertainment purposes:
Trenbolone, when used by itself, requires about 21 days of continued use before the visual effects on a subject's physique can be visually appreciated by the lay person.
The chest tightening and "cough" experienced by some is due to the release of prostaglandins. This also effects body composition though.
The fat loss mechanism, directly and indirectly, is due to the androgen binding of the chemical. It is the indirect mechanism that is most important and is also responsible for most of the neuropsychiatric complaints expressed by posters on this message board. Here is how: Androgen receptor binding in the periphery does help body composition directly however, the glucorticoid antagonism in the periphery is what leads to the potent weight reducing properties through a central, rather than peripheral, mechanism. Trenbolone, sort of like an adrenalectomy, will reduce peripheral glucorticoid tone. This depression homes across the BBB leading to an up-regulation of CRH. It is CRH, not trenbolone per se that causes all of you fits. More specifically it is a dysregulation of CRH. CRH itself did nothing. It is also CRH, in mammals, from the hypothalamus that causes the potent anti-obesity effects. It also causes an increase in ACTH and eventually peripheral glucocorticoid. Of course, if trenbolone is still at therapeutic levels the effects of the increase in cortisol is mitigated in the periphery. The issue is that you still have high levels of ACTH and cortisol in plasma exacerbating, in some, feelings of anxiety, restlessness, and insomnia. Despite those complaints receiving much of the air time, trenbolone in the blood should more distinctively cause gastric reflux type symptoms. Your meals should also feel like anchors in your stomach at least at first. Gastric motility will be slowed down despite perceptions of hunger or appetite. Then, in days, hypertension and tachycardia will accrue and can not be turned off immediately by simple discontinuation. It will take a week at least before vitals resettle; that is if they become aberrant in the first place.
The same neurochemical changes that cause the insomnia and restlessness etc.. however, is what will also feedback on trenbolone's perceived positive effects; not completely however, not even close. This is normal and what you want. The problem is when feedback mechanisms begin to freely entrain and control is shifted from negative feedback to positive feedback or positive feed-forward and that is when bp, amongst other things, can get out of hand. The devil's in the details. Always. Those that can handle their business and compartmentalize confounds will enjoy higher fecundity and seed their traits across this earth as they approach Valhalla.
Gotta run, please disregard all above as was nothing more than rambling attempting to waste some time. Thank you.
