HGH is a naturally occurring hormone in our body. There are minor as well as major side-effects of HGH. Consuming HGH for a long time or taking higher doses causes many side effects.

The normal level of HGH reduces as we age. Today use of HGH has become very popular. Taking HGH for a longer time may lead to complications. Overgrowth of bones is one HGH danger. Overgrowth of bones takes place when HGH levels are high even if the normal growth is over. After a period of time problems related to muscles might also occur and problems like diabetes and high blood pressure. Other risks associated with high doses of HGH are fluid retention, muscle and joint pain and nerve damage.

Growth hormone shouldn’t be used with children suffering from Prader-Willie syndrome. HGH should also not be taken by people who have had a previous history of brain tumor or if tumor returns. Patients suffering from cancer or undergoing cancer treatment should avoid taking HGH. People who are and have undergone surgery, trauma of respiratory failure should not take HGH treatment. Patients having diabetes should also need to avoid HGH. Another HGH danger is blood sugar might also get elevated because of HGH. This causes the fat cells to break and thereby release fatty acids in the blood stream.