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    Problems with injecting

    Today I will be shooting my second test shot. The other day when I did it it seemed like when I pulled back, the thing that you pull back on really wanted to go the opposite direction, like a rubber band effect almost. Also when I aspirated it to check for blood in my glutes, it did the same thing. Am I doing something wrong? I use 22g x 1.5" needles with a 3cc syringe. I get all of the air bubbles out before injecting except for those tiny ones you can hardly see. thanks.

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    Its just the vacum effect of the needle. What test are you using?

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    vaccum affect mate.


    always aspirate

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    Everything is fine. If you drew back and it did not want to pull back you are probably in a vein. HL is right on that being a vacuum effect and the muscle does not have fluid this is the cause. And it does not matter what test you are using...(why even ask?)

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    Quote Originally Posted by ****morphyl
    Everything is fine. If you drew back and it did not want to pull back you are probably in a vein. HL is right on that being a vacuum effect and the muscle does not have fluid this is the cause. And it does not matter what test you are using...(why even ask?)
    hmmmmmm
    Last edited by Forgiveness; 01-31-2008 at 11:12 AM.

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