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I injected on sunday for my third week of my second cycle. My ass hurts like i got hit with a bat. The area is sore and not hard but def inflamed and harder then usual. I have never had this effect before in either cycle. Is it bad or just something that happens time to time???
what did you inject? If it was test, don't worry it's probably normal.... test prop will put your ass out of commission for days! Hope you don't swing both ways!j/k.
What did you inject?Quote:
Originally Posted by ElDiAbLo19
Couple questions:
what are you injecting?
what's the concentration, and how many ml's did you inject?
Did you inject deep enough?
Did you move at all while injecting or aspirating?
I use some very highly concentrated test right now, Test E at 600mg/ml. I knew it would hurt, and I was right. Hurts like a mother F-ing charlie horse for a few days after I inject. But I rotate injection sites, all planned out so it doesnt interfere with my workouts.
I inject 1ml or 250mg super test and 1ml of 200mg depot test
its getting better, it just sucks when i roll over at night and land on that side.
Ah, that's not too bad. My injections hurt almost contantly for 4 days. But I'm injecting 600mg at once.
Listen to me very carefully, I am a (in a field to know this info)...
you may have injected in the wrong spot and hit the Sciatic nerve (or an extension of). You need to inject VERY high in the glute and outwards towards the hip. I have known people who have cut a pece of their sciatic nerve and it took months for relief. Note; Inflammation is a BAD BAD sign.
Nerve pain is characteristically a burning sensation, so if you have that, chances are that's what you've done. I recommend ice to the site to slow the nerve conduction and lessen pain and control the inflammation. I think also you should use the outer quads for the rest of your cycle and allow it to heal.
thanks but it dont feel like a burning feeling, it feel like a bad bruise. But I did shoot futher down and back on my glute then ususal, so u do got me thinking.
1 more thing, the hardness you experience IS due to an injury, it's a protective mechanism......allow it to heal and use the ice I mentioned for about 20 minutes. 15 won't be enough to properly control the inflammation, yet 30 will be too much and at that long could delay your gear absorption from the injured site. 20 will be fine though.
Good luck
your description of the inject site sounds like like you either 1. hit the nerve or a blood vessel (arteries and veins run along side the nerves) or 2. got close enough for the acetate to irritate the nerve/blood vessel.
Some have their sciatic nerves (or a portion of) a little higher than normal, so it's important to shoot high and almost over the hip.
Again, switch to somewhere else to shoot and allow the area to heal for several months. Ice till the inflammation is gone and as needed for pain relief. If it continues to bother you beyond a few months go to your doctor or seek some kind of therapy from someone who knows how to treat nerve issues.