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Side Effects of HGH - Edema Edema is defined as the accumulation of fluid causing swelling of the affected tissue. This side effect is common with patients who inject higher doses of HGH into their system. When injected in smaller doses the side effect still occurs however the extent is so low that most patients will not even notice it. Edema has not been reported in patients who use HGH in any of the forms other than injection. Edema is rarely a negative or an uncomfortable side effect, however there are some that currently suffer from Edema in the lungs and must use a special tool to dehumidify their lungs. If you are one of these then we strongly recommend that you see your physician before starting to use any form of HGH. If you use HGH in the proper recommended or prescribed amount and you suffer from any form of Edema other than Edema in the lungs, then there is no cause for concern. You may, however, notice a minor increase in the swelling. You may also have concern for an issue known as Carpal Tunnel, if so then we recommend that you go on to the next section in which we will discuss the effects that HGH has on Carpal Tunnel:  Go on to HGH Side Effects: Carpal TunnelOr Go back to HGH Side Effects main page
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