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Its still hot and the redness looks like it has gone down some. But its still spreading slowly.

I know I'm beating a drum here, but what you're describing really, REALLY sounds like an allergic reaction. You may totally have an infection too, but take a damn Benadryl and see if it helps.
 
Its still hot and the redness looks like it has gone down some. But its still spreading slowly.

Have you considered posting this in the "arachnid and other eagle scout topics" section of the forum? What you are describing sounds eerily similar to, and the time to panic was yesterday if it is, an attack and bite of a Brown Recluse spider.
I recommend you get your affairs in order. If you care about the family you may be leaving behind as a result of this encounter you'll want to square away the medical bills associated with recognizing the bite for what it is in its latter stages.
I recommend not returning to the hospital if it's too late. Calling on a hospice service and passing at your home is more economical and actually more comfortable for you as you'll be able to administer a "Hot Shot" and go on your terms in the haze of an opiate overdose. Be sure to let your family know and have laminated copies of your "Do not resuscitate" decision all over your home and bedroom and wear it on a bracelet and even wear it on a necklace of lanyard to ensure you won't deal with a rig full narcaine and the rush of pain that comes with the rapid onset of withdrawals.
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Have you considered posting this in the "arachnid and other eagle scout topics" section of the forum. What you are describing sounds eerily similar to, and the time to panic was yesterday if it is, an attack and bite of a Brown Recluse spider bite.
I recommend you get your affairs in order. If you care about the family you may be leaving behind as a result of this encounter you'll want to square away the medical bills associated with recognizing the bite for what it is in its latter stages.
I recommend not returning to the hospital if it's too late. Calling on a hospice service and passing at your home is more economical and actually more comfortable for you as you'll be able to administer a "Hot Shot" and go on your terms in the haze of an opiate overdose. Be sure to let your family know and have laminated copies of your "Do not resuscitate" decision all over your home and bedroom and wear it on a bracelet and even wear it on a necklace of lanyard to ensure you won't deal with a rig full narcaine and the rush of pain that comes with the rapid onset of withdrawals.
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A spider bite smh guy ur dumb , go kick rocks...
 
Have you considered posting this in the "arachnid and other eagle scout topics" section of the forum? What you are describing sounds eerily similar to, and the time to panic was yesterday if it is, an attack and bite of a Brown Recluse spider.
I recommend you get your affairs in order. If you care about the family you may be leaving behind as a result of this encounter you'll want to square away the medical bills associated with recognizing the bite for what it is in its latter stages.
I recommend not returning to the hospital if it's too late. Calling on a hospice service and passing at your home is more economical and actually more comfortable for you as you'll be able to administer a "Hot Shot" and go on your terms in the haze of an opiate overdose. Be sure to let your family know and have laminated copies of your "Do not resuscitate" decision all over your home and bedroom and wear it on a bracelet and even wear it on a necklace of lanyard to ensure you won't deal with a rig full narcaine and the rush of pain that comes with the rapid onset of withdrawals.
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I think ur better off sticking to ur.knowledge of juice, brown recluse spider bite eats the flesh turns purple and shit. But its cool, glad what im going through is a laughing matter!
 
lol, it is a little funny- im kinda a sick fucker though.

seriously though, what antibtiotic did they give you and did you try the benadryl?
 
What exactly would an infection feel like vs a allergic reaction? What am I allergic to? I've always thought I've never been allergic to anything
 
What exactly would an infection feel like vs a allergic reaction? What am I allergic to? I've always thought I've never been allergic to anything

I think if it was an infection you would feel a puss bubble under the skin that will get bigger and bigger till POP!
Get well soon Scuba.
 
What exactly would an infection feel like vs a allergic reaction? What am I allergic to? I've always thought I've never been allergic to anything

I know what an opiate overdose feels like- ben's advice is sound. Infection AND allergic reactions are nowhere near the instant nirvana (minus the vomit that cakes in your nose) of opiate overdose.

Dude- if doctors don't know what the problem is what makes you think people on an internet forum who can't even see it will be able to give you a different answer?

Either it's not a big deal (painful pip/injected outsidethe muscle) or you will lose your leg- or you will die. Getting a thousand unqualified opinions will not mitgate the severity (or lack of) concerning your current situation. Deep breath.

The only advice I can give you is based on your lack of humor and propensity to be instantly butthurt- LAY OFF THE TREN. FOREVER. You are welcome.
 
I know what an opiate overdose feels like- ben's advice is sound. Infection AND allergic reactions are nowhere near the instant nirvana (minus the vomit that cakes in your nose) of opiate overdose.

Dude- if doctors don't know what the problem is what makes you think people on an internet forum who can't even see it will be able to give you a different answer?

Either it's not a big deal (painful pip/injected outsidethe muscle) or you will lose your leg- or you will die. Getting a thousand unqualified opinions will not mitgate the severity (or lack of) concerning your current situation. Deep breath.

The only advice I can give you is based on your lack of humor and propensity to be instantly butthurt- LAY OFF THE TREN. FOREVER. You are welcome.

Lol
 
Doesn't look like anything I haven't experienced but I've never had it in quad. Had in tricep and upper chest.

Probably poor injection placement, near a nerve or between fascia.

As for EO, I never noticed any smell from the supercuts except now that I think of it I was transferring my gear and a friends into mixing vials to get right doses (we backload with slins) and I did smell something, but to me it smelled like most gear smells...

Like I've tasted a lot of gear, it just smelled like standard test e except potent?

Or does eo not have a smell, someone said the TNE had guiacol.
 
Typically an infection would be chills, fevers, cold sweats, overall just shitty feeling. But I'm sure you could have an infection with almost no warning signs. And the spot would be much much hotter than the surrounding area, but it would be hot even with an allergic reaction due to blood swelling to fight it off. Just give it some time I guess..
 
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