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Old 02-22-2008, 09:52 AM #1
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My husband and I were watching a show about steroid use last night.

Since our daughter is often on steroids, he asked me if there was a difference in the type of steroids our daughter takes for her hearing loss and the steroids that athletes take for body building or sports.

I had been wondering the same thing.

Can anyone tell me if there is a difference?

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Yes, there is a difference.

I asked the same thing the first time I was given them. The nurse said the ones they take are called anabolic (sp?) steroids to basically bulk up muscle tissue.
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You're so welcome. I was so happy to see a question I could actually answer. So, thank you too.
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Huh............Dottie dear I wondered this question.....

We always think alike lol.........

Thanks Kelli jo...now we know the answer lol...........

(good question Day!)
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Yup, anabolic (builds up) vs. catabolic (breaks down)
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Yup, anabolic (builds up) vs. catabolic (breaks down)

Then I want the other kind next time, cuz all these are doing is building up my appetite.



I have to have two more rounds. People are gonna start asking when I'm *due*.

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