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 Injection Q
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Novice 
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When you inject and then pull back on the plunger to check for blood. I know the procedure is to pull out the syringe and then change the needle and start over with the injection process. But what do you do with the blood still in the syringe? A friend of mine was doing a glute injection of deca and blood showed when he aspirated, so he pulled out the needle and pushed out what blood he could but there was still some remaining in the syringe. He cahnged the needle and went through the whole process of making sure there were no air bubbles but there was still some blood in the syringe. What do you do if that happens? Just inject the Blood in with the juice after you change the needle? Nothing said in anything I have read other then changeing the needle and starting process over again. So what do you do?     | ||
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Pro Bodybuilder 
Posts: 506 |
You can just inject the remaining blood into your muscle, it will not harm it. Do try to get most of it out of the pin. | ||
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Amateur Bodybuilder 
Posts: 57 |
why change needles???just pull it out and stick it back in.i've never had any infections or anything from it.about the blood,its yours.its already in your body,as long as it doesn't sit there for a while then i dont see what the problem is. | ||
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Novice
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Thanks for your quick replys. I thought it would be alright and my friend had done this last night. He feels fine but another gym buddy of our's was freaking him out, stating shouldn't inject the blood back in becuase it might have oxygen molcules in it etc. Later | ||
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Pro Bodybuilder
Posts: 506 |
Well blood will have oxygen in it. That is what your lungs do. Oxygenate your blood.  | ||
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Pro Bodybuilder
Posts: 504 |
The reason to change needles is that the needle dulls a significant amount when it first goes in. Therefore, it may hurt a little more the second time. |
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posted August 30, 2000 04:18 PM