AAS and Injuries

Pharma
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I?ll try and keep this short, heres my story:
I have two ruptured discs between L4-S1 and hernia in my right leg(had in left one before but it healed). I have been to countless physical therapists and chiropractors to get second opinions and they?ve all said that my core is weak and that i have tight muscles surrounding the hip. I have gotten several exercises which i followed carefully. Thing is, i am not suffering from this or anything(atleast not directly) but my posture is pretty bad and i?d like to correct this badly so i can work out properly again.

Now, this was about one year ago, one year has passed now and i have had my ups and downs but in the long run i am pretty much standing at the same spot i did one year ago.

Now to my question. I was wondering if taking aas together with a rehab program with lighter weights would help me progress in my healing and rebalance my muscles.

A bit about me, im 20 years old and have been working out since i was 16(first rupture at 17 and another at 19), 6 feet tall and weight 187 pounds, 17% bf.

Please help a bro out, your opinions count.

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If it is the case, you have no existing hormonal issues, I believe it would be better for you to spend the time and money you would have invested in AAS, on a consultation with a qualified trainer of PT. Mike Roberts, Eric Cressy, and Bill Hartman are just a few names that pop into my head that would, I’m sure, be able to help you or point you in the direction you need to go for help.

There is a fine gentleman that post in this forum who has extensive knowledge of AAS and has many hours of chiropractic study under his belt. Perhaps he will be kind enough to comment here for you.