high-octane
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Go to the doc and tell them you injected b12. Problem solved
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I think a lot of people are afraid of going to the doctor when something like this happens. The fact that you're injecting substances that are usually not coming from a doctor directly opens up a big potential can of worms. It's just like having PCT or adex on hand during cycle. If you expect the worst, you'll probably be safer in the long run. I keep a stock of antibiotics as a first responder when something like this happens. fortunately this is never happened before but I think I've nipped it in the bud by immediately starting amoxicillin.
When I get a reaction it isn't pink or warm to the touch, it just swells a bit. Actually is happening now for a brand which uses apricot oil (which I had never used before).How often are these really infections? In thinking many are a reaction to too much ba,bb, or even the oil. An increasing trend as I see th mg per mls rise.
Infection happened within 2 days and then cleared up within a day? That seems unlikely. Did you take your temp when you thought you had an infection?I actually thought this was not an infection and just a reaction as well. I've always used test c, not test e. So thought that minor difference may have cause inflammation. In addition I have never mixed water base HCG in the same syringe as oil-based test. Some members on here say that's fine to do so I gave it a shot. But the redness and heat of the pump let me in the direction of an infection. It is a little better today so I think I'm over the worst part. I took the antibiotics as a precaution rather than waiting for a severe infection to grow if indeed it was.