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Title: A question about Spiro and shortness of breath
Post by: fatty on July 20, 2013, 06:59:24 PM
Post by: fatty on July 20, 2013, 06:59:24 PM
Hello,
I'm on Spiro. A lot I know but I am naturally high in testosterone(probably what's forged in my brain, my directness streak).
I've noticed that I get "puffed out" easily, like if I climb stairs or carry stuff from car. "puffed out" is the feeling you have after running, breathing heavy etc.
Is this a side affect of the spiro or a result of my body having a woman's level of testosterone. I've observed too many women undertaking these normal activities without getting puffed, so it's one of the two options.
Either it's the result of trying to fit a square peg in a round whole or a side affect of the spiro.
I hope it's the spiro because I really don't want to be a man. I seem to get belly aches from the other anti-androgen.
So can anyone else tell me if they get puffed easily?
ninja admin edit: dosages not here please
I'm on Spiro. A lot I know but I am naturally high in testosterone(probably what's forged in my brain, my directness streak).
I've noticed that I get "puffed out" easily, like if I climb stairs or carry stuff from car. "puffed out" is the feeling you have after running, breathing heavy etc.
Is this a side affect of the spiro or a result of my body having a woman's level of testosterone. I've observed too many women undertaking these normal activities without getting puffed, so it's one of the two options.
Either it's the result of trying to fit a square peg in a round whole or a side affect of the spiro.
I hope it's the spiro because I really don't want to be a man. I seem to get belly aches from the other anti-androgen.
So can anyone else tell me if they get puffed easily?
ninja admin edit: dosages not here please
Title: Re: A question about Spiro and shortness of breath
Post by: Jamie D on July 20, 2013, 11:34:29 PM
Post by: Jamie D on July 20, 2013, 11:34:29 PM
I never noticed anything when I was on Aldactone (spiro in the U.S.) for some time, as a diuretic,
Title: Re: A question about Spiro and shortness of breath
Post by: Sammy on July 24, 2013, 06:16:49 AM
Post by: Sammy on July 24, 2013, 06:16:49 AM
I do, but that's on a very random basis and I still dont know if I have to blame Spiro, Estradiol, full moon or those episodic days when I feel weaker than usually. I had weeks when I was jogging 3-4 times per week, doing about 8-9 km each time with one or two stops, or without any - all on Spiro. Then I got other days when I could not complete the distance because I got puffed out, or I was making 5-6 stops and still puffed out...