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2026-04-28 15:27:09
I am feeling little bit anxiety, overthinking , feeling high in vision and sensation when i move me head left right . I also compete in bodybuilding and take steroids in 2024 October to feb 2025 but then i don't do PCT . all is going normal then i had typhoid in dec and in jan feb 2026 i recovered and after i having a lot of anxiety issues and i loss all muscle only i left is high libido only maybe my sperm quality also not good and i overthink and not calm that much and also sometimes feel pinch on side of heart ... what is this please tell me
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Answered2026-05-03 11:06:03

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Answered2026-05-01 12:02:04

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You have bit mixed problems ie high vision on moving the head seems to be ENT problem need consultation ?? Post typhoid syndrome You should consult Physcion and ENT surgeon

Answered2026-05-01 10:06:14

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Your symptoms are due to post steroid hormonal imbalance and anxiety. Sudden stop without PCT can cause mood changes, anxiety, low muscle mass, libido fluctuations. Typhoid recovery can also worsen weakness and mental stress. The pinch near chest is commonly anxiety, but should be evaluated once to be safe. Get basic evaluation and also CBC, thyroid, testosterone profile, ECG. Focus on proper diet, sleep, gradual return to exercise, avoid self medication. This is reversible with proper guidance feel free to consult, I’ll help you recover step by step.

Answered2026-05-01 09:51:01

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Completing a steroid cycle without proper Post-Cycle Therapy (PCT) often leads to Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism, where the body's natural testosterone production remains suppressed. When combined with the physiological stress of a recent Typhoid infection, this hormonal imbalance can manifest as severe muscle loss, anxiety, and sensory changes. The 'pinching' sensation near the heart and 'high vision' feelings are likely somatic symptoms of high-intensity anxiety."
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the body has a remarkable ability to recover, but the 'steroid-without-PCT' path needs expert medical management to avoid permanent fertility issues or chronic anxiety. Book a formal consultation so we can review your hormone levels and get you back to a calm, healthy, and muscular state safely."

Answered2026-05-01 09:42:36

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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Answered2026-05-02 17:59:18

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2026-05-02 04:39:36

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Answered2026-05-01 15:05:25

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Controll your anxiety and stress.do yoga and again start excercise to avoid this.

Answered2026-05-01 09:43:05

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