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Is Too Much HGH Bad For You

Written by Author - Authors Medical experts of the National HRT Clinic - January 23, 2017

Is too much HGH bad for you? Taking too much HGH in adults may cause negative side effects that can be quite unpleasant. Our clinic doctors prescribe just the right amount of medication to our patients; no more and no less than is needed for change. The purpose is to give our patients the best opportunity to gain the greatest benefits in the safest possible way.

Our licensed physicians want the prescribed HGH medication to be as effective as possible at the lowest dosage. This way, therapy will be easy on the body of a person who has been diagnosed with low growth hormone levels.

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High dosages of just about any medication may have side effects and doctors in most cases will want to keep dosages as low as possible. HGH doctors are the same way. We want to improve health conditions that are caused by GH deficiencies without any negative effects.

In some cases, athletes will take too much growth hormone thinking that this will help them to gain muscle faster or lose fat more quickly. They are mistaken thinking that more is better when in fact it is not. This is abuse of the medication and will not create better endurance, stamina and strength. Instead, it can create negative problems.

Firstly, patients are required to get tested to see if they have low GH levels and secondly to see exactly what dosage they need to create safe and effective change. They need to increase and balance their growth hormone levels perfectly in order to look and feel their best. This is exactly what we help patients of ours to do. This is also the only way to conduct legal therapy that follows the laws for HGH use set forth by the Unites States government.

What Are The Side Effects Of Taking Too Much HGH

The side effects of taking too much HGH can vary from person to person depending upon their body chemistry and their body composition. Here is a list of many of the most common side effects if human growth hormone is taken in too large of a dosage:

  • Arthritis
  • Carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Swelling of hands, feet and ankles
  • Swelling of face, mouth, lips, gums, tongue and throat
  • Water retention
  • Bloating
  • Body, muscle and joint pain
  • Diarrhea
  • Vomiting
  • Nausea
  • Indigestion
  • Stomach cramping
  • Constipation
  • Loose stool
  • Dark urine or stool
  • Blood in urine or stool
  • Difficulty with urination
  • Damage of the liver
  • Rash
  • Hives
  • Blemishes
  • Jaundice (yellowing of the skin)
  • Redness of the skin
  • Itching of the skin
  • Insomnia
  • Increased thirst or hunger

This list of the possible side effects of a person who took too much HGH is only a reference. This is a comprehensive inventory of what people have reported. It does not mean that everything stated will occur for all patients. In fact, most of our patients do not report experiencing any of these side effects because we get them onto the correct dosage of human growth hormone from the beginning of therapy and they have a smooth and great experience. They are thrilled with their results.

Here are some other side effects that can be possible when a person takes too much HGH:

  • Depression or sadness
  • Anxiety or tension
  • Irritability or agitation
  • Uncontrollable anger outbursts
  • Euphoria or dysphoria
  • Paranoia
  • Mood swings and emotional instability
  • Difficulty with concentration and focus
  • Feeling disconnected to reality
  • Bad breath or a fruity smell to breath
  • Toothaches or ulcers in the mouth
  • Loss of sexual drive
  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Prolonged erections
  • Breast pain
  • Breast tenderness or swelling
  • Shrinking of the testicles
  • A lower or deeper sounding voice
  • Male patterned balding
  • Thinning hair

The list below is of too much HGH side effects that should be taken very seriously. Not to say that any side effects from too much HGH should be ignored, but the ones listed below should be taken care of immediately.

  • Difficulty breathing
  • Shortness of breath
  • Chest pain
  • Chest pressure
  • Dizziness
  • Heart palpitations

Again, please use this chart as a reference and always consult your clinical advisor if you feel anything out of the ordinary when taking your HGH injections. Side effects can be a caused by an allergic reaction or from taking too much HGH. Our doctors can change dosages quickly, so that any side effects will be eliminated before they get too serious or cause other more vital problems.

How Can You Avoid Taking Too Much HGH

Depression because of Too much HGH

The way to avoid taking too much HGH medication is to always work with a reputable HRT clinic for therapy. You know you will be getting an accurate prescription for exactly how much HGH you will need.

Always follow your doctor’s prescription. If you have questions about your benefits occurring or not occurring or anything that feels out of the ordinary to you, call your advisor to consult.

Our experts make it their top priority to keep you safe and unharmed during therapy. If you feel your dosage is off, our experts will speak with your doctor and adjustments can be made quickly. This way you will always be taking exactly what you need through your injection; no more and no less than is necessary.

Taking the lowest possible dosage of HGH while under full medical supervision is the best way to avoid too much HGH effects. Experts have all agreed that starting HGH slowly and continuing to monitor how benefits are occurring, how quickly and how a person is feeling overall is the best way to stay safe and happy during HRT.

Is too much HGH bad? What is considered too much HGH for each individual person will be different, but it is not good to take more than one needs. Always be safe and put your health as your number one priority. Follow your prescription and keep in contact with your clinical advisor on a regular basis. This is how you will have the best experience without negative side effects when taking HGH.

Medically reviewed by   Reviewers National HRT Staff - Updated on July 5, 2019

Please note that the information provided in this article is for informational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment.

References

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