Blood Bad??

[sunofabeach]

Hello again, I had a quick question I have finished my second injection of my life, and I was curious, when I aspirate my the needle in my leg I get somethin that looks like air bubbles, which I am not sure if that is good or not, but it isnt blood which is was I was warned to avoid; however, when I remover the needle, my legs bleeds, not for long, but blood does appear, I was wondering I am doing anything wrong, or if all is good??

Thanks for the help

[Booz]

nothin wrong with that mate usual stuff.

[Scrub]

You're perfectly fine. You should bleed just a little bit. Heck, you just poked a hole in yourself.

[symatech]

bubbles are good. they let you know that you aren't in a vein and most likely are in muscle. The blood is common after an injection, so long as it's not in the syringe when you aspirate you're fine.

[ant_8u]

As long as there is no blood when you aspirate you will be fine.

When aspirating you should see nothing but tiny air bubbles, if you see blood you've hit a vein.

If you see blood when aspirating just pull the needle out of yourself, swap the needle on the syringe for a new one, and inject the AS and blood into a different site.

Like "Scrub" said you've just poked a hole into your skin.

There will be a small amount of bleeding when you remove the needle but that is perfectly normal.

Just make sure there's none when you aspirate.