PREDNISONE/ DELTASONE?

[Drake]

hey guys I messed up my back in the guy real bad on friday and went to the doc and he gave me flexeril and some stuff called DELTASONE he said it was an non anabolic steroid and that it would reduce inflamation .
so i went on line and looked it up and i had sides that where real bad, any way my question is since im on a cycle of M1p im not going to use it to be on the safe side, but any way you guys know anything about it? thanx-D

[Brandon]

I would talk to you doctor about it just to be safe. Never heard of that steroid either.

[max von]

hey guys I messed up my back in the guy real bad on friday and went to the doc and he gave me flexeril and some stuff called DELTASONE he said it was an non anabolic steroid and that it would reduce inflamation .
so i went on line and looked it up and i had sides that where real bad, any way my question is since im on a cycle of M1p im not going to use it to be on the safe side, but any way you guys know anything about it? thanx-D

Flexeril is the brand name for cyclobenzaprine. This is a very strong muscle relaxer and works really well for back pain. The other product is the same aas prednisone. Yes it is a steriod per say but is not an anabolic. Many people confuse the 2 when they are not the same, Prednisone has many uses but does have the sides on weight gain and water retention thats why usually they only give it to you in short cycles 5-10 days depending on the need. It also has the ability to make bones brittle but that is only long term use.

best thing to do is as brandon said talk to the doctor

max von

[dinoiii]

One of life's biggest misconceptions...ok, at least bodybuilding's. Corticosteroids as max said do NOT equal Anabolic/Androgenic steroids.

There are more side effects associated than you can ever account for. If you are contemplating oral administration - it begins a cascade toward the essential "end." There is a reason we can discuss the copious amount of short AND long term sides...if you start, you can pretty much consider yourself a "chronic" user because it is unlikely anything else will work with their efficacy!

Personally, I would ask my doctor for alternative options.