xrayphoton13
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This is the way. I'm a converter tooI have thousands of "shallow im" into delts with. .5 inch 27g BD with zero scar tissue. I love this combo vs my previous deep IM. Essentially painless too.
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This is the way. I'm a converter tooI have thousands of "shallow im" into delts with. .5 inch 27g BD with zero scar tissue. I love this combo vs my previous deep IM. Essentially painless too.
Do you get little bumps and do they go away after a few days? Lower blood pressure as in how much exactly? Do you go very deep on the subq?I switched to SubQ recently. Injecting Test 80mg(.2ml) + EQ 30mg(.1ml) + Deca 62.5mg(.25ml) every 2 days. Rotating various areas of my glutes without issues.
Noticed my bp went down.
No bumps.Do you get little bumps and do they go away after a few days? Lower blood pressure as in how much exactly? Do you go very deep on the subq?
My lump seems to be safe for now, no reactions going on yet, hopefully it absorbs, maybe I should have tried my first subq test shot somewhere else lol. For your bad reaction how many ml or units were put into the belly? You have me worried now!I had no luck with anything SC minus HCG or BPC 157. Over the course of my 10 years on TRT (8 self rx and 2 under urologist) I tried many a time and many a source SC. Whether it was E or C I got a small lump no matter the placement or how smooth the injection went.
2 years ago I was breaking down my 200mg dose into 3 pins. Shot the last dose SC in my stomach. Immediately it hardened up even after 5 mins massage and a heated compress. The next morning it was sweating snd looking discolored. Warm to the touch but not hot. Hit up urgent care as a precaution and they diagnosed staph almost immediately. My swabbing/injection was flawless and the pin was switched after drawing. My body just didn't appreciate the oil under the skin. That was my final.SC oil injection as I had to run 10 days of a sulfa AB in the middle of the summer. 3 weeks with no booze wasn't pleasant during BBQ season but a lesson was learned. Its IM or nothing for me.
My swabbing/injection was flawless and the pin was switched after drawing. My body just didn't appreciate the oil under the skin. That was my final.SC oil injection as I had to run 10 days of a sulfa AB in the middle of the summer. 3 weeks with no booze wasn't pleasant during BBQ season but a lesson was learned. Its IM or nothing for me.
I’ve had lumps from primo subq that stuck around for weeks, should be fine just don’t scratch it.My lump seems to be safe for now, no reactions going on yet, hopefully it absorbs, maybe I should have tried my first subq test shot somewhere else lol. For your bad reaction how many ml or units were put into the belly? You have me worried now!
The one that did me in was 0.3 or 0.4 near to the bellybutton with a 27G pin. Spent nearly a decade giving animals injections before a career change and 10 years giving myself injection. I consider my technique pretty good and my skin prep on point. Body just didn't dig the oil! Don't let my tale of woe deter you. I would only advise to not try and inject again into.any area that's given a negative reaction or knotted up for days on end!My lump seems to be safe for now, no reactions going on yet, hopefully it absorbs, maybe I should have tried my first subq test shot somewhere else lol. For your bad reaction how many ml or units were put into the belly? You have me worried now!
yeah subq oil is a NO GO for me, Absolutely hated it,Oil is made for IM not subq. However, I did run this experiment myself to see what would happen. I went up to 0.5 ml with the only issue being a lump that lasted about 4 days. Their was a lot of talk about less conversion to estrogen and my blood work found that talk to be false.
Agree. Only IM infection I ever had was…. Insulin syringe. To this day have no idea why, but certainly demonstrates Insulin syringes aren’t immune to riskMore injections = more cumulative risk.
Sub-visible particles (below 1 micron) are just as dangerous, long term.
I have a chart somewhere of where different sized particles tend to get lodged, ie, liver, lungs, etc. I should post it.
Don't do this: slowly press the needle against your skin until it gets through, then slowly push it in to the desired depth. I think that contributes more to injection discomfort etc than other factors.
See if (and maybe how) your energy, drive, aggression, vitality etc changes going from IM to Sub Q and report back in like a month lol, maybe even a few weeks. I recently went from consistent years of sub q (which I still do often) to semi regular / regular IM injections and I am working on a theory / hypothesis. Thanks!I am using test cypionate, 250 mg/ml. I would like to move from i.m. to subq, and was just wondering what is working best for everyone in terms of the amount of oil that subq can handle without issue per one injection in one spot. I was thinking about doing about 45-50 mg every 2 days or approx 20 units/.2 ml in various areas from arms and legs, to belly and backside. Just wondering if this is a good protocol for administering it and having it work as good as i.m. My current is i.m. every 4 days
I've seen many guys doing the dart technique, i'm just curious about one thing.
I've never done it, so far i'm pushing the needle slow and in just 4 months of IM injections (the rest are subc) i've hit a nerve in my delt twice and once in my pecs. Pushing the needle slowly allowed me to pull it back when the muscle started twitching and reposition the needle. With dart technique how would that go?
I've read somewhere that nerves are resilient and needle will slide without actually damaging it, i'm not so sure though. Any thoughts?
If you're gong to do this, account for syringe loss, which can be substantial. 10% or more.