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Injection Site Swelling with Winny

Not really, know a guy that got bite by a little brown recluse. You could see right were the two fangs went in. looked like two pinholes. The spider was about inch in length

Shoot a 1inch spider is big to me, ill be running like little bitch if i seen one that big. The biggest spiders we have over here are daddy long legs
 
As a former EMT self medication is legal dependent upon your state laws. Texas allows self medication as long as the meds you are pushing are legal. Luckily, I have a prescription for HGH due to a low insulin growth factor on my blood work so I just told them that the injection site for the HGH was infected. The doctor called in a script for ciprofloxacin and all is good to go. USMC is correct though you shouldn't lie to the doctor, antibiotics for a spider bite may interact in a bad way with something else you may be taking i.e. steroids. It is better to tell the doctor that you would like to have doctor/patient confidentiality and explain what really happened. He, by law, can not write it down or tell anyone else, including the insurance companies, that you had self medicated with an illegal substance. He will definitely give you a stern lecture, haha, but that's about it.
 
You can say all you want and you can do whatever you want... But go ahead and give the doc the run around and see how far it gets you... What happens when they drain the abscess to get a sample to find out what spider it was that bit you. They will know your fucking lying, and they can get that fluid tested for anything. And no I'm not too young, but you are right, I do not know... And neither do you!! Is his doc your friend (as you say your doctor friend gave you this advice) No!
Don't you think a Doctor would think..hmmm this guy has some muscle and now has an infection in the most common spot people inject in. Get real bro!! 90% of doctors are not assholes. And if you say I got stuck with a needle..(maybe by a friend as a joke, maybe you were practicing an HCG injection or got practiced on with bac water because someone you know needed their 200 sticks to get certified).
Here's one for you bro... My Ex is in the medical field... She had to practice injections on herself and others(I.V.) in and outside the classroom. You mean to tell me if she got an infection my insurance company wouldn't pay for her to be seen? You are blowing your lid for NO reason!! My advice... DON"T LIE!! They will know!


you got it. do it your way. ill do it mine.
 
As a former EMT self medication is legal dependent upon your state laws. Texas allows self medication as long as the meds you are pushing are legal. Luckily, I have a prescription for HGH due to a low insulin growth factor on my blood work so I just told them that the injection site for the HGH was infected. The doctor called in a script for ciprofloxacin and all is good to go. USMC is correct though you shouldn't lie to the doctor, antibiotics for a spider bite may interact in a bad way with something else you may be taking i.e. steroids. It is better to tell the doctor that you would like to have doctor/patient confidentiality and explain what really happened. He, by law, can not write it down or tell anyone else, including the insurance companies, that you had self medicated with an illegal substance. He will definitely give you a stern lecture, haha, but that's about it.

HIPPA laws will not protect you. there is no such thing as doctor/patient confidentiality with insurance companies. do as you please with your own medical needs. im just looking out for people. doctors are looking out to protect themselves and someone taking illegal drugs usually doesnt fit under doctor/patient confidentiality - especially when you require treatment due to self medicating with these illegal drugs. lets hope no one has to run into an issue like this. good luck to all.
 
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