Night sweats on Test E

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I'm at the end of my 5th week on 500mg of kalpa test e, split up into 2 injections of 250mg per week. Sleep has been a little difficult, but not impossible. The weird thing is, I'm sweating alot at night, I've even woken up drenched once or twice. My apartment isn't especially warm, probably about 72 degrees. Has anyone had this happen before? Is it reason for concern?

Thanks guys.

Join DateSep 2010LocationEast CoastPosts10,267

You're normal. Hormones, just hormones. Sleep on a beach towel then when you wake up soaked toss it and you then have a somewhat fresh bed for the second half of the night.

 

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Had same problem even with AC on last sumer. was running 700mg enath per week and woke up sweaty just about every morning. Couldnt imagine running tren , damn id need rubber sheets. Some peoples systems just react diff to test cycles. As long as BP is incheck and ur hydrated i see no problem... I am curious to why we sweat on test only??? Any one with any input???

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Good to hear. As dumb as this may sound, the fact I'm getting well known sides (sweats/greasy skin) is a little comforting since I don't have access to getting my bloodwork and as such don't have a good way of telling if my gear is legit.

Join DateOct 2013Posts29

You're normal. Hormones, just hormones. Sleep on a beach towel then when you wake up soaked toss it and you then have a somewhat fresh bed for the second half of the night.Also thanks for the towel idea, that's so obvious a solution I would have never thought of it.

Join DateSep 2010LocationEast CoastPosts10,267

Had same problem even with AC on last sumer. was running 700mg enath per week and woke up sweaty just about every morning. Couldnt imagine running tren, damn id need rubber sheets. Some peoples systems just react diff to test cycles. As long as BP is incheck and ur hydrated i see no problem... I am curious to why we sweat on test only??? Any one with any input???Test impacts your CNS. Stimulates it.

Join DateSep 2013LocationPaPosts78

Had this 3 times on test at 750mg

Join DateJun 2012LocationUbiquitousPosts10,071

Common side effect when you manipulate your hormones. Numerous functions are regulated by hormones so any anabolic is going to affect these processes and you should inform yourself before taking any hormone. In the human body, hormones regulate sleep, mood, appetite, cognition, digestion, immunity, body temperature, weight distribution, sex drive, sexual performance, and more.

Puzzles me when people are surprised by these effects. You change your natural hormone levels you are going to affect each of these functions in various ways.

Join DateJun 2012LocationUbiquitousPosts10,071Join DateSep 2010LocationEast CoastPosts10,267Join DateJul 2012Posts221

I was sweating like crazy too while sleeping, a bodybuilding friend of mine mentioned that my blood sugar could be dropping too much at night.

He recommended to load up on carbs before bed and it worked.

I sweat way less now while sleeping.

I was pretty shocked that it worked, but it did.

Join DateDec 2012LocationThe MatrixPosts3,388

I get it on just test, too. Sometimes water leaks out of my nose in droplets here and there. Not like a faucet, just a drip every few days. . just something i deal with. I carry a lot of tissues around

Join DateDec 2012LocationThe MatrixPosts3,388

Had same problem even with AC on last sumer. was running 700mg enath per week and woke up sweaty just about every morning. Couldnt imagine running tren, damn id need rubber sheets. Some peoples systems just react diff to test cycles. As long as BP is incheck and ur hydrated i see no problem... I am curious to why we sweat on test only??? Any one with any input???My tren sweats were worse than test alone but I stacked tren with test so the tren effect may not be that bad at all alone. BUT we don't do tren alone. Ever. Right?

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