Does anyone else have this sensation? It is as though I have an increased flow of blood near the base of my skull at the back of my head, it begins a few minutes after my dose, and continues for an hour or so. Mostly it is pleasant, but sometimes almost like a mild headache. Is this the peptides at work?
No you are the first person I have ever heard tell that.Originally Posted by soccpla
Maybe it's all in my head?
If it is all in your head, it's probably located near the base of your skull at the back.
Oooh, I see we have a bunch of clowns here. I have to admit I didn't get the one about the tumor (I mean I didn't find it funny).
It wasn't funny. No tingling does not indicate a tumor. It just indicates tingling.
Cant say I have but I do know that peps affect everyone differently. If you are using pharma product then I would cut the dosage in half and see what happens. Some people feel flush, some tired, some have bowl issues.
Never for me however I have only been taking peptides for a few weeks.
I have never heard of this side effect. Just make sure you pay attention to it the next few times you take your dose and if it continues seek medical advice.
I have similar problem. Have been dosing mod GRF & GHRP 2 @ 100/100mcg twice per day for about a month. Lately I have been noticing that when I am working out, just when I'm beginning to sweat, in my chest and back area I'm experiencing a very strong tingling sensation. It is very uncomfortable, almost becomes a sensation of being stuck with needles. Its like my skin has become super sensitive to the sweat when it first begins to come through the pores. Once I break a full sweat, it subsides. I did not dose yesturday or today and it seemed to be a bit better durring this evenings workout. Anyone else noticed anything like this?
Are you using Beta Alanine?
Nope. No Beta Alanine.
Years ago I got a skin fungus that would cause itching and tingling when ever I sweated. Try washing your body with Nizoral shampoo, see if that helps. Great for acne too.
I did not suspect skin fungus, however I'm going to try the Nizoral just for shits. I have had some skin issues in the past. Thanks idealer.
Have you tried stopping the use and see if you still get that tingling sensation? It might be caused by something else.
I think this is normal, but that is if it goes away after a few minutes or hours. If it stays a little longer than that, then I think you must try switching to other products or pausing your use.
Dear, you do not have to worry about it. It is just normal. You should not panic at all. Try to do some research and you will be at ease. In fact, many users love it when they experience this tingling effect because for them, it is a sign that the peptides is already working.
When we talk of tingling effect, it is actually a normal side effect. The weird thing is that you should have been feeling it in your fingers instead of your skull or whatsoever. On the other hand, try to lower your dose and observe what happen.
It is normal. I also experience it sometimes with ipamorelin and other peptides. Usually, I experience this when I increase my dose. However, the tingling effect does not really last long.
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