Maybe someone can enlighten me on this but I have recently come across info on subcutanious injections for AAS. Anyone seen anything on this? I would think volume would have to be small for suc-cue (<1ml) but I have never been able to find a concenous on protocol for this practice.
Twice, that's why I push the pin in nice and slow. Shits freaky! Only in the left VL tho.
I nicked a vein just the other day pinning test, mast, and npp. Thought I was going to choke to death
My understanding is that some trt patients do sub-q injections, which means a small amount. Id hate to see what would happen with 3ml of oil sitting under the skin.
If used in most cases it is a choice for females. Many who are going through transgender hormone therapy. Some research is showing that Sub-Q administration is as effective as IM but with slower release time due to less blood flow.
You are correct concerning volume. I attempted sub-q on my TRT treatment. 0.5ml left a nice welt that took several days to dissipate on multiple occasions.
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That's interesting to say the least. You wouldn't bother with a subcutanious injection in a hospital setting so I had no info about it outside of through the grapevine.
I wonder though about PIP with sub-q and high concentration gear. Would there still be the pain caused by the solvents and the drug crashing in the body like you can get with IM pinning.
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It is more than obvious when you hit a nerve. Anytime you remove a pin entirely, you increase the chance for contamination. Nine times out of ten, you can slightly redirect it and clear the nerve no problem, that just requires a little gentleness so as to not cause more soreness than neccessary.
If you hit a motor neuron your muscle is going to start jumping around uncontrollably. You'll pull out for sure. In that case, put a new needle on the barrel. Otherwise, it's a sensory neuron, which like JD said, you can maneuver around it without pulling out. Sometimes I just go right through it. However, often neurons run along side blood vessels, so you will likely get a bleeder. Ive only had this happen when pinning quads.
