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Pain in injection site after injection
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warm your gear up before injecting. I usually just get a small bowl of hot water and set the vial in it for a bit while i get everything else ready.
After injecting, rub/massage the site. That will help too.
While injecting, be as steady as possible.
and lastly, it'll get better as your muscle gets used to taking the shots. The first few always suck.
After injecting, rub/massage the site. That will help too.
While injecting, be as steady as possible.
and lastly, it'll get better as your muscle gets used to taking the shots. The first few always suck.
I didnt know its ok to change the temp. of gear like that. I will try all that next time thanks rob
Yeah, some guys will put the vial in front of a space heater too. I always just filled up a small cereal bowl with hot water from the tap and let it sit in there while i get the pinz ready, and clean injection site.
sonicwaste
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what pin gauge were you using?
If it's pain from the compound itself, you will get used to it.
If it's pain from the compound itself, you will get used to it.
gauge is fine, 22ga 1.5 inch, its after i inject from the compound itself
I find it better to run the loaded syringe under hot water immediately before I inject. 1ml of fluid will soon cool down again during the preparation time.
I don't go along with the comment that the body gets used to the substances which cause pain. I use phramaceutical grade enanthate, sustanon and deca at various times and never suffer a painful injection site no matter where I inject. Occasionally I do notice a dull ache in the muscle at some sites a day later, but it is very minimal.
....However...I used some UG propionate for awhile last year and it caused extreme pain everywhere I injected it. The pain was so bad in the glutes and ventroglutes that I'd be limping around for a week.
If you get this pain more than once, I'd suspect the gear and throw it out.
I don't go along with the comment that the body gets used to the substances which cause pain. I use phramaceutical grade enanthate, sustanon and deca at various times and never suffer a painful injection site no matter where I inject. Occasionally I do notice a dull ache in the muscle at some sites a day later, but it is very minimal.
....However...I used some UG propionate for awhile last year and it caused extreme pain everywhere I injected it. The pain was so bad in the glutes and ventroglutes that I'd be limping around for a week.
If you get this pain more than once, I'd suspect the gear and throw it out.
my gear has to be legit, its prescribed by a doc and comes from an actual pharmacy in the US
That's why you prep while the vial is in the hot water. Then all you have to do is pull gear, and inject.
You don't go along w/the fact that your body gets used to a foreign substance being injected into it? Maybe it does, maybe it doesn't. I know that my first injection hurt a few hours after I did it and was sore for a day or so. As I got more injections under my belt the pain was non-existant. Maybe my body got used to it, maybe my injection technique got better. I'd bet it was a little of both.
sonicwaste
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For me the pain goes away once I get used to it. I may get pain from injections first 2-3 weeks of the compound, then it always becomes painless in the long run.
I recently switched test prop brands, and my body wasn't used to the new solution. It hurt like a bitch for about 2 weeks after switching and then no more pain now.
This is where we differ and why we're disputing this. I never had painful injections sites from the very first injection of pharmaceutical grade sustanon, deca, enanthate. I didn't have to get used to it because it never hurt and I'm talking about hundreds of injections.
UG propionate hurt from the very first injection and although I persisted for 6 weeks at EOD injections, the pain only got worse to the point I had to dump the balance of my stock because the pain was crippling.
JuicedAthletics
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I seem to get a little soreness whenever I change brands as well. I use mostly prescribed human grade test but even with that, ever once in a while I will get a little redness and swelling when I first switch brands. Maybe the BA BB is a little different from brand to brand and your body has to adjust accordingly.
You should not get pain from cyp unless there is a problem with the BA in vial or you ripped that pin around like you were pulling a fish hook out of an eye socket! I would call them back and ask them! Hey this cyp. hurts is it supposed to do that? No, really than send me some that doesn't. That would be the way the convo should go!!!
dark-knight
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That's why you prep while the vial is in the hot water. Then all you have to do is pull gear, and inject.
You don't go along w/the fact that your body gets used to a foreign substance being injected into it? Maybe it does, maybe it doesn't. I know that my first injection hurt a few hours after I did it and was sore for a day or so. As I got more injections under my belt the pain was non-existant. Maybe my body got used to it, maybe my injection technique got better. I'd bet it was a little of both.
fasure you get used to anything if you do it long enough.
also i have to say some injection sites are more sensetive than others. Shop around theres plenty of real estate on the human body, and think, the more you grow the more muscle to inject woooohoooooo!
I'll tell you what I tell all my new guys... Stop being a Pussy! There is no need to warm the oil. Why don't you just use lidocaine too.
You are putting something in you that your not use to... key words, not use to. You will become more tolerant. When I first started I couldn't walk right for days.
You are putting something in you that your not use to... key words, not use to. You will become more tolerant. When I first started I couldn't walk right for days.
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