Quad injection site.

Sorbate said:
Don’t freak yourself out thinking it’s an infection. They won’t have to cut out muscle or anything like that.
IMO I think that happens when someone puts off going to the hospital for days, week. 2 days or the 3rd pills will do the trick, and after 6 or so hours it starts to feel better, next day dramatic improvement.

When I got my second infection in my tricep, by the evening of the second day I knew what I had, I went to the er that evening.

The swelling and pain will move towards the joint, it is really painful and comes on fast. Pip is usually the next day, and worse on day 3, infection is bad by next morning, getting unbearable by day 3
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Well it’s the next morning and there’s no redness or warmth, the pain has subsided but the muscle is definitely super sore and the soreness has spread to a much larger area than just the injection site
 
Vitko said:
Well it’s the next morning and there’s no redness or warmth, the pain has subsided but the muscle is definitely super sore and the soreness has spread to a much larger area than just the injection site
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As long as it hasn’t spread down to your knee I wouldn’t worry. You just injected way too low. And yeah it sucks. Did that for almost my whole first cycle.
 
Sorbate said:
As long as it hasn’t spread down to your knee I wouldn’t worry. You just injected way too low. And yeah it sucks. Did that for almost my whole first cycle.
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It has, it’s sore right above my knee. It’s definitely manageable though. Should I be worried?
 
Vitko said:
It has, it’s sore right above my knee. It’s definitely manageable though. Should I be worried?
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Not necessarily. If an attempted IM injection ends up between two muscle bellies (the inter-muscular fascia plane) the fluid can run down the leg and pool at the knee or whatever joint. That space between the two fascia is a beautiful low resistance path and gravity does the work, movement while you are upright speeds up the process. The compound, oil, solvents etc are an irritant to those surfaces. I suppose it could even happen with water based things too but especially with oil because it is slickery by nature.

And you are not out of the water for sure either. Besides pain it still could form an abscess an get you into a cyclical sort of inflammation capsulation situation (my inner rapper coming out there) possibly even an infection.
I'm pretty sure it has happened to me at the knee and elbow. The knee was brutal. Just got lucky, I've done very few upper leg injections mine seem to be loaded with nerves. Fuck quads.
Real men pin calves anyways.
 
gondar1 said:
Not necessarily. If an attempted IM injection ends up between two muscle bellies (the inter-muscular fascia plane) the fluid can run down the leg and pool at the knee or whatever joint. That space between the two fascia is a beautiful low resistance path and gravity does the work, movement while you are upright speeds up the process. The compound, oil, solvents etc are an irritant to those surfaces. I suppose it could even happen with water based things too but especially with oil because it is slickery by nature.

And you are not out of the water for sure either. Besides pain it still could form an abscess an get you into a cyclical sort of inflammation capsulation situation (my inner rapper coming out there) possibly even an infection.
I'm pretty sure it has happened to me at the knee and elbow. The knee was brutal. Just got lucky, I've done very few upper leg injections mine seem to be loaded with nerves. Fuck quads.
Real men pin calves anyways.
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I read somewhere about this, it wasn't good.Lol

gondar1 said:
just saw the edit, outside head of calf about an inch and a half from the bottom, @Rhyno has a good point I also should have mentioned, calves don't bug me at all now but it's bad for some guys for sure, there are stories lol, only mild discomfort ever for me luckily, just happy to have another site. Done about 4 quad injects ever, no fucking way I'll ever dare to do another, some love em, we're all different once again
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gondar1 said:
Not necessarily. If an attempted IM injection ends up between two muscle bellies (the inter-muscular fascia plane) the fluid can run down the leg and pool at the knee or whatever joint. That space between the two fascia is a beautiful low resistance path and gravity does the work, movement while you are upright speeds up the process. The compound, oil, solvents etc are an irritant to those surfaces. I suppose it could even happen with water based things too but especially with oil because it is slickery by nature.

And you are not out of the water for sure either. Besides pain it still could form an abscess an get you into a cyclical sort of inflammation capsulation situation (my inner rapper coming out there) possibly even an infection.
I'm pretty sure it has happened to me at the knee and elbow. The knee was brutal. Just got lucky, I've done very few upper leg injections mine seem to be loaded with nerves. Fuck quads.
Real men pin calves anyways.
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Real men pin forearms, which I am doing right now but only with peptides, copper and gh, do only 0.2cc
 
i used to pin glutes only,but the past 2 years ive had hundreds of shots in my quads,it used to hurt,but now its painless,ive heard its not a good idea to pin here,but its a chore reaching around to get the glutes now,its the only reach around im not into nowadays.
 
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