Fina cough? how to avoid?

[slacker]

Hey i've been taking prop/tren for about 37 days now and my last few shots seconds after injecting i have been coughing like mad, non stop for probally 5 min. How can i avoid this if there is a way? i only have about 3 days left of this before i start prop/winni.

[BDTR]

Inject extra slow. 2 minutes per cc should do it

[BDTR]

Also, are you aspirating?

[Benches505]

Same thing happened to me today and I thought I was going to keel over! I would say that in an average week and 7 injections I get that insane cough twice.

We better both try that slow inject method advised by BDTR

[The Shredder]

is your tren made from pellets or powder?

[mule1983]

well i am on day 5 of fina... it hought this was something that happened like 1 or 2 times in a cycle. I am glad i have that to look foreward to.

[G-1000]

Inject extra slow. 2 minutes per cc should do it

can you tell me how and why this will help the cough.

[Xe0n]

Is this a side effect of using pellets? Or are you guys hitting veins because I have never once gotten fina cough and I've been shooting tren cooked from powder ED for the last 7 weeks.

[Benches505]

Is this a side effect of using pellets? Or are you guys hitting veins because I have never once gotten fina cough and I've been shooting tren cooked from powder ED for the last 7 weeks.

Mine is supposed to be from powder but who really knows? I didn't make it myself so Ihave to trust in what they say. Some people don't get it at all and with some it is dose related. I'm on 100mg/ed you?

[profbiv]

I only had that happen one time during a thigh shot. Not sure why, but I would tend to agree with above vein theory.

[The Shredder]

The "Rush and Flush"-this is the allergic, almost anaphylatic reaction you get after injecting tren from a kit. Some of the excess solvent in the depot gets absorbed very quickly as does some of the tren. This leads to-in some-coughing fits, red face, increased blood pressure, increased body heat, headaches and fatigue or lethargy after you recover. Depending upon solvent levels you will have pain and swelling at the injection site.