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Well I found this small lump behind my left knee about a month ago. I watched it for a few weeks and then decided to go to see my doc about it. My orthopedist sent me in for an MRI of my knee to see what it was, and called this morning to tell me the results. He said it is a baker's cyst from an old injury in my knee that is a result of the tendon repairing itself. He doesn't want me to go under the knife yet unless it gets bigger. Reason I posted in this forum is I was wondering if AAS will cause the cyst to grow bigger. I know there have been several studies out there about AAS increasing the size of certain tumors etc.... Just looking to see if any one has any knowledge about this.
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Re: Went to the doc on Fri.
not sure bro. is it painful, or what?- TestifyHey, I never saw a skinny bodybuilder before - eat away!
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Re: Went to the doc on Fri.
So what, you just gotta live with it? Didn't he give you any anti-inflamafories or a shot of cortizone? I don't know about aas making it bigger, maybe eq or even GH would help?Comment
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Re: Went to the doc on Fri.
On a scale of 1 to 10 as far as pain goes its a 2 at the most.
The doc. didnt give me a damn thing. He just said keep an eye on it. It hasn't effected my training much at all just makes my one knee sort of stiff sometimes.
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