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| Anyone used this and had good luck? What was your experience? From what I understand sometimes needs to be done in a series 2-3x and only lasts about 30 days but can be very healing in the joint. |
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Location: Claremore, OK | The only time I’ve heard of putting anabolic steroid in a joint was for trying to improve OCD lesions. Doesn’t seem like a good idea to me . Maybe Casualdust can shed some light on this ? |
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Location: louisburg, ks | I just had this done so far so good. |
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| I tried it after stifle surgery. He went sound in his stifle but unfortunately it didn't help his fetlock but nothing would have regardless. |
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Location: Texas | There's several papers on it that shows promising results. The problem I have with it is, due to human substance abuse of stanozolol, it's very hard to get it anymore. So you have to get it compounded, and I'm a little nervous about putting compounded drugs in a joint when I don't know 100% how they processed the medication and what contaminants may be in it.
In fact, it's even getting difficult to get compounding pharmacies to make it thanks to human doping problems.
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Location: Somewhere between S@%&# stirrer and Saint | casualdust07 - 2018-09-10 10:40 AM There's several papers on it that shows promising results. The problem I have with it is, due to human substance abuse of stanozolol, it's very hard to get it anymore. So you have to get it compounded, and I'm a little nervous about putting compounded drugs in a joint when I don't know 100% how they processed the medication and what contaminants may be in it. In fact, it's even getting difficult to get compounding pharmacies to make it thanks to human doping problems.
Stanozolol is illegal if compounded! Any vet selling it or using it (Compounded Stanaozolol) is not an ethical vet!
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Location: Somewhere between S@%&# stirrer and Saint | Steroidal (antiinflammatory) injections are much more beneficial for joints than annabolic steroids. |
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| I tried traditional injections and while they helped quite a bit- this has improved him much more. Unfortunate we’re limited in what we can get because of human abuse.
Horse doesn’t have OCD lesions his joint looks really good. It’s a soft tissue problem and has definitely helped him.
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Location: Muskogee, OK | ImaSparkyAce - 2018-09-16 8:22 AM
I tried traditional injections and while they helped quite a bit- this has improved him much more. Unfortunate we’re limited in what we can get because of human abuse.
Horse doesn’t have OCD lesions his joint looks really good. It’s a soft tissue problem and has definitely helped him.
What joint are you treating? |
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| barrelracingchick16 - 2018-09-17 10:12 AM
ImaSparkyAce - 2018-09-16 8:22 AM
I tried traditional injections and while they helped quite a bit- this has improved him much more. Unfortunate we’re limited in what we can get because of human abuse.
Horse doesn’t have OCD lesions his joint looks really good. It’s a soft tissue problem and has definitely helped him.
What joint are you treating?
Hocks |
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