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I don't know if I ****ed up or not. Today, I shot in my right quad, aspirated and saw no blood--just those little air bubbles. For some reason, it took longer than normal to shoot. I'm using a 22 gauge, 1 inch needle. When I pulled out I had ****ing blood in my syringe and needle!! Did I just inject all my juice into a vein?? Like I said, it was AFTER I pulled out that I saw the blood, not before. I feel fine. Someone with knowledge about this please answer.
u knicked a vein on the way out. no big deal. everyone has done it
i hate it when u go thru a vein...the pain..oo o
I only hate going through a vein with fina, you get that taste real quick and feel like coughing. The blood I can deal with. biggregg I would not sweat it.
I hope that I knicked a vein on the way out. But, if I knicked a vein, why is there blood INSIDE the needle. I would assume that to get any liquid (including blood) in the syringe, you'd have to pull back on the plunger. What I'm worrying about is that I might not have seen some blood go in when I aspirated. Or, because it took awhile (and alot of pushing) to get all the juice in, did I move the needle from muscle to vein??
Yeah don't sweat.....your still breathing right? :scratch: :wg:
if you did not accidently pull plunger just a little then how is there blood in the syringe? It happens do not sweat it.
since u made this thread and typed all that u did not inject "ALL" ur sauce into a vein :)......if u saw no blood when aspirating u r safe and not shooting into a vein at all just for the future reference.....Its funny how newbs tend to freakout on slightly abnormal injections.