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How To Recognize Someone Using Anabolic Steroids

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  1. Egyptian Doctor

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    Physical changes are typically the most pronounced short-term symptoms as they are not easily concealed by the novice user and include:
    1-Unusually greasy hair or oily skin (often with stretch marks on the inner joints)
    2-Small red or purplish acne, including breakouts on the shoulders and back
    3-Gynocomastia, the abnormally excessive development of the breast tissue in males
    4-Persistent bad breath
    5-Thinning hair throughout the head or receding hairline (male pattern baldness)
    6-Increased length and thickness in hair (on body parts other than the head)
    7-Hair loss in bed, shower, comb or brush
    8-Jaundice or yellowing of the skin; this signals liver damage
    9-Skin eruptions and infections, such as abscesses and cysts
    10-Drastic appetite shifts (extreme hunger or lessened/loss of appetite)
    11-Joint pain; greater chance of injuring muscles and tendons
    12-Disrupted sleep patterns (not sleeping well or sleeping too much)
    13-Fluid level changes, bloating (face & body), and night sweating
    14-Dizziness, trembling, nausea or vomiting
    15-Rapid or progressive weight gain
    16-Increased muscle size (sudden or progressive)
    17-Hyperactivity or lethargy (too little energy)
    18-Trouble urinating; discoloration or blood in urine
    19-Rare and occasional side effects
    20-Steroid abusers often experience mood swings

    Personality and Psychiatric changes often happen suddenly and without visible triggers or reasons. They include:
    1-Extreme mood swings
    2-Increased aggression or irritability
    3-Becomes disrespectful or abusive (verbally and/or physically)
    4-Poor decision making stemming from feelings of invincibility
    5-Becomes secretive and/or starts lying
    6-Withdraws from family members
    7-Depression (usually when steroids are discontinued)
    8-Hallucinations - seeing or hearing things that aren't there
    9-Paranoia - extreme feelings of mistrust or fear
    Social changes may be mistaken for natural teenage distancing or independence. These are:
    1-Closes and/or locks bedroom door more often
    2-Takes longer showers or baths (this time is often used for injecting)
    3-Phone conversations become more private
    4-Begins receiving more packages in the mail
    5-Asks for money more often, or has more money than usual
    6-Is stealing or losing belongings
    7-Begins taking naps and/or falls asleep in class
    8-Loss of focus or concentration (at work, school or home)
    9-Decline in grades
    10-Forgets plans, dates and activities
    11-Loss of interest in friends, or suddenly gains new friends

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  2. Munas M.P

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    Useful one.... thank u sir
     

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