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Which drugs can some one take to enlarge the muscle after a workout?
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None: Normal people are not supposed to take drugs to enlarge their muscles. They get muscular the natural way. However, if a patient has some chronic disease that is accompanied by muscle wasting, there are some medical therapies that can help, but only in certain cases.
Answered 10/31/2016
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