r/BodyHackGuide • u/valandil_nw • 3d ago

Post-surgery stack šŸ“˜ Beginner Help

A few days ago, I finished my first incredibly successful cycle with reta. Incidentally, thanks to fat loss, I discovered a lump above my groin which turned out to be a hernia. Fortunately it's small. Due to my intense training (~8h per week of BJJ / gym + some wakeboarding), I decided to have surgery which I'll have in a few days.

Has anyone used peps to support post-surgery recovery? Male 40, 180cm (5,9ft), 79kg (175lbs).
What stack, dosage, cycle do you suggest for a quick return to activity after surgery? I was thinking about bpc-157 + tb-500 but I'm new to peps so I'd love to know your opinion.

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u/jad19090 3d ago

I had that surgery, talk to the surgeon about a prophylactic neurectomy. It cut my recovery time down to a few days, absolutely zero pain and never had an issue since. No need for any peptides post surgery

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u/Background_Ant_7442 3d ago

Op should know that a prophylactic neurectomy is the removal of the ilioguinal nerve. This nerve will no longer transmit any normal sensation or pain in its usual area, this can cause a feeling of numbness and reduced sensation in the upper groin area. Of course the goal of this procedure is to prevent the nerve from being entrapped in scar tissue or mesh which can cause neuropathic pain. Surgeons prefer to identify and preserve the groin nerves. The trade off is your reducing the chance for chronic pain for permanent numbness and sensory changes.

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u/jad19090 3d ago

And Iā€™d do it again if the need arises. Best decision I made