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Bigbadwolf04

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So when I do intense cardio I feel like my jaw aches. Feel like it's been happening for years but googled it and says could be sign in going to have heart attack. I was planning on adding anavar to my trt 25 mgs. Wondering if I shouldn't now or if you guys know what's going on? I'm 35
 
When I seen the thread title I immediately thought the same thing.

Man I’d go to the dr and get a full work up and a referral to a cardiologist. That’s nothing you want to play with. Just get checked out to ensure you are safe and healthy.

I wouldn’t be doing anything more than your prescribed trt until you know you are healthy enough to run gear.
 
MrWhisper said:
When I seen the thread title I immediately thought the same thing.

Man I’d go to the dr and get a full work up and a referral to a cardiologist. That’s nothing you want to play with. Just get checked out to ensure you are safe and healthy.

I wouldn’t be doing anything more than your prescribed trt until you know you are healthy enough to run gear.
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Yea about two years ago had a full echo done and stress test and wore a monitor and everything looked normal.
 
2 yrs ago is a little while and as you know things can change dramatically in a short amount of time. I’d go back for another round of testing man. Just to be safe. You want to be around for your family.

You may also want to drop the intensity on your cardio to the point you don’t get that jaw ache. That way you are keeping yourself at a lower percentage of your max heart rate.
 
Bigbadwolf04 said:
Yea about two years ago had a full echo done and stress test and wore a monitor and everything looked normal.
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But Google says jaw pain during intense cardio can be a sign of a heart attack.

Might as well have Google check for every other condition associated with it while it's practicing medicine.
 
my thought goes to CLENCHING...not a fucking heart attack. Chew some gum or something. Film yourself.
 
If that was me, I’d start taking aspirin 81 mg daily, hold off on the Var and get checked out again by a cardiologist
 

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