Well bro do what I do. Stick a one inch, 20 ga into your injection site and pull back the plunger. If you pull a bunch of puss and shit out then you got problems. Pull that needle out a little bit and keep pulling back on that plunger as you wiggle it around trying to pull out that puss and shit if it's in there. If you find a big pocket of puss then you sure as hell got an infected abcess. If so, get your ass to the doctor.
I doubt you do bro. My guess is that you never done very many delt shots of test prop before (yes, sustanon contains test prop, which sometimes hurts like a sob) and you are just sore as shit from it.
Good luck
Well bro do what I do. Stick a one inch, 20 ga into your injection site and pull back the plunger. If you pull a bunch of puss and shit out then you got problems. Pull that needle out a little bit and keep pulling back on that plunger as you wiggle it around trying to pull out that puss and shit if it's in there. If you find a big pocket of puss then you sure as hell got an infected abcess. If so, get your ass to the doctor.
I doubt you do bro. My guess is that you never done very many delt shots of test prop before (yes, sustanon contains test prop, which sometimes hurts like a sob) and you are just sore as shit from it.
Good luck
Doc, you use the term blind needle aspiration above. Is there such a thing as an UN-blind aspiration, like maybe one done under fluoroscopy or something like that? I'm actually curious cause a Vet recently did "a needle aspiration" on my dog, BUT maybe discussion of this could hammer home the importance of how, when and if an aas user should ever consider do it yourself work?
Hey I know it's literally impossible to cover all of the relevant ID issues we may confront because of parenteral AAS use, BUT if a specific question arises, I'm happy to clarify, where ever possible.
best
jim
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