Injection site knot and pain

[jimmybridges154]

Please tell me you don't use the same site all the time?

Nope use all four sites on the glutes with my registered nurse girlfriend doing the injections for me

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[SteveMobsterG]

Even with the nurse GF jabbing it can come down to the following:

1) Frequency. How many jabs a week?
2) You've only got to tense up now and again and it'll hurt more than when you're relaxed.
3) Switching glutes
4) The four sites not being far enough apart.

Or, as you say, an issue with product. Just a small change in the ratio of the carrier can promote soreness.

 

[dylangemelli]

Even with the nurse GF jabbing it can come down to the following:

1) Frequency. How many jabs a week?
2) You've only got to tense up now and again and it'll hurt more than when you're relaxed.
3) Switching glutes
4) The four sites not being far enough apart.

Or, as you say, an issue with product. Just a small change in the ratio of the carrier can promote soreness.

perfectly said brother

 

[jimmybridges154]

Even with the nurse GF jabbing it can come down to the following:

1) Frequency. How many jabs a week?
2) You've only got to tense up now and again and it'll hurt more than when you're relaxed.
3) Switching glutes
4) The four sites not being far enough apart.

Or, as you say, an issue with product. Just a small change in the ratio of the carrier can promote soreness.

Two injections per week was going to add the Deca but like I said before I never had this problem in 5 years. I've read some bad reviews from the site I use on here. Thinking that they must be doing something wrong.

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[SteveMobsterG]

Two injections per week was going to add the Deca but like I said before I never had this problem in 5 years. I've read some bad reviews from the site I use on here. Thinking that they must be doing something wrong.

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We also sometimes see issues with a change of carrier giving some allergic reactions