- Dec 3, 2012
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Does anyone notice much slower healing time for skin wounds while running Tren? Between my job and regular home life I get a significant number of cuts, burns and scratches on my arms and hands, as well as the usual number of ingrown hairs and zits.
I usually heal really quickly, deep cuts and burns usually take 2 weeks tops, with minimal scarring. Scratches zits and ingrowns, 2 days to a week tops.
But, it seems like since I've been on Tren it's taking forever for even small zits to heal, and I'm getting scars from small wounds that wouldn't usually ever produce a scar. He'll, I've got a really minor burn on my wrist from the oven that I got over a month ago, and it just closed up completely about 2-3 days ago. And the scar from it is so raised, dark and thick that I'm not sure it's ever going to go away.
Had anyone else noticed the same thing when on Tren? And I find it weird considering Deca and Tren Are both 19nors, and Deca is used after surgeries to promote faster wound healing.
I usually heal really quickly, deep cuts and burns usually take 2 weeks tops, with minimal scarring. Scratches zits and ingrowns, 2 days to a week tops.
But, it seems like since I've been on Tren it's taking forever for even small zits to heal, and I'm getting scars from small wounds that wouldn't usually ever produce a scar. He'll, I've got a really minor burn on my wrist from the oven that I got over a month ago, and it just closed up completely about 2-3 days ago. And the scar from it is so raised, dark and thick that I'm not sure it's ever going to go away.
Had anyone else noticed the same thing when on Tren? And I find it weird considering Deca and Tren Are both 19nors, and Deca is used after surgeries to promote faster wound healing.