Persistent tren tremors | Community Forum

busyridge698RPOriginal post

1mo ago

I completed an 11-week cycle that finished 6 weeks back, using 100mg Tren-A every other day, 200mg Primo every other day, 250mg Sustanon every other day, and 50mg Winstrol daily. Currently, I'm cruising on 50mg Sustanon every other day. My post-cycle lab results are pretty decent considering my stack, with no liver-related elevations. Initially, I had mild Tren flu which went away, and I experienced significant night sweats that have mostly subsided now, but I still have a hand/body tremor. I understand that shaking can be common with Tren based on what I've read, but my tremor and high blood pressure aren’t improving. They vary throughout the day and with caffeine intake (I have one cup of coffee daily), yet there are no signs of improvement after 6 weeks. Is this a usual experience for those trying Tren-A for the first time, and if so, how long did it take for it to go away? Thanks!

17 replies

dealerwest22057.08RP

1mo ago

I’ve never had any tremors from tren and I don’t know anyone who has. As far as being common during a tren cycle, that’s news to me.

busyridge698RP

1mo ago

Good to know, thanks! I thought I heard someone mention that during a response about Tren, maybe I misunderstood. While on cycle, and still now, I'm also taking Reta 1mg every other day and Melanotan-I 250mcg weekly. On top of that, I do short cycles of BPC/TB for strains and pains, alongside generic HGH and Ipamorelin 5 days a week. Not sure if any of those are contributing to my issue.

walkercalm10.26RP

1mo ago

Tremors and tren flu? Perhaps this compound just doesn’t suit you, my friend.

canyonshadow349718.76RP

1mo ago

Interesting, maybe this is dose-dependent. I only experience hand tremors when I’m using stimulants.

fixerloud11.42RP

1mo ago

LOL You mean 'Dan The Bodybuilder from Thailand' who set up the GoFundMe to save his leg from amputation or to get it amputated due to bad gear?? I’m thinking of starting a GoFundMe to get better access to some quality entertainment.....

basements4.11RP

1mo ago

I’m no expert, but if I were in your shoes, I’d consider a complete reset. Tremors aren’t a good sign, and you have a lot going on. I’d suggest stopping Reta, Melanotan, HGH, Ipamorelin, and Sustanon, and just try a low TRT dose of test C or E (around 150mg). See how that goes, and if things improve, you could slowly reintroduce one compound at a time. I’m not criticizing; I often find myself with multiple compounds quickly and it can get chaotic fast.

busyridge698RP

1mo ago

That sounds like solid advice, thanks! I’ve started to think that my tremors could stem from long-term use of Reta or MT1, maybe something metabolic. My lab results look good, though, with no glaring issues at the moment. I've been on Reta & MT1 for about 9 months, so I might be due for a break regardless.

atticdrifter490242.93RP

1mo ago

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dealerwest22057.08RP

1mo ago

A new kink. Why not just remove all limbs to make it easier to maneuver? As long as she looks good with a nice body, who cares? Or maybe create a scenario where while you’re with her, you’re cutting off her leg. Right as it’s about to fall off, you could go all out. I’m kinda getting into this idea. LOL.

atticdrifter490242.93RP

1mo ago

Hahaha absolutely! And they say nothing good comes from war... Just think about all the prosthetics that come into play every time there’s an explosion. Total stars are born! I once saw a video where this girl inserted her entire calf (minus the foot) into some guy’s rear. And a killer metal song was playing in the background with lyrics like "YOU GOTTA GIVE IT ALL YOU GOT!!"

frozen_breeze9.89RP

1mo ago

I recommend you get your blood pressure checked out by a qualified doctor.

brokerpilot307115.59RP

1mo ago

I’ve never heard of anyone experiencing “shaking from tren.” You might want to look into other potential issues.

frozen_breeze9.89RP

1mo ago

I'm replying to add that extremely high blood pressure can be dangerous and could also lead to “tremors.” It's treatable, but knowing about it is definitely better than being unaware. I speak from experience; I once ended up in the ER with a blood pressure reading of 203/130. That was when I realized I needed to change my lifestyle.

busyridge698RP

1mo ago

Wow. My blood pressure isn't dangerously high; the highest I've recorded is around 145/80, but typically it’s about 130-135 over 70-80. It’s not in the hypertension range, just a bit elevated for me.

broker_fixer90119.06RP

1mo ago

I’ve had some serious side effects from tren, all of which went away once it cleared my system. However, I never had tremors; you should definitely get that checked out, man, as there may be other issues involved.

basementtavern7.23RP

1mo ago

Interestingly, I didn’t face any side effects from Tren besides excessive sweating when I increased the dosage. I started at 10mg in week 1, then increased to 20mg in week 2, 30mg in week 3, 35mg in week 4, 40mg in week 5, 45mg in week 6, and 50mg in weeks 7 and 8. I’m only planning to run it for 8 weeks as I don’t want to take chances. Surprisingly, my mood has been quite stable, but since I'm entering week 3 and pinning daily, I'm contemplating switching to evening injections to possibly reduce sweating. However, I’m managing to sleep a full 8 hours.

lucky_south19.26RP

1mo ago

I've used tren a lot but never experienced tremors. You might want to get a neurological evaluation.