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    Is this an infection?

    The top of my left quad is a little swollen and its red from the top down to the knee. Its also hurts to put pressure on it. It's weird because i inject more into the side of my leg, not the top. Anyone ever experience this before? If this is an infection do i have to stop my cycle to go on antibiotics, and what do i tell the doctor?

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    does the spot of the injection warm or feel hot when you touch it

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    Quote Originally Posted by GearAholic
    does the spot of the injection warm or feel hot when you touch it
    No, but the top of my quad, a couple inches above is

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    1)how long ago did you inject
    2)how many mL and what compound
    3)are you running a fever?
    - if so what week are you into the cycle and what does it consist of.

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    how long have you had this?

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    Quote Originally Posted by symatech
    1)how long ago did you inject
    2)how many mL and what compound
    3)are you running a fever?
    - if so what week are you into the cycle and what does it consist of.
    I injected monday, 250 mg of test e. I'm doing 500 mg a week and i'm on week 6. I first noticed this yesterday. I think my forehead might be a little warm.

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    doesn't sound too serious. If it gets even more swollen and you start running a definite fever you may have an infection. If so just get some antibiotics from the doc. No need to stop the cycle though.

    But really I think you're ok, I get reactions like that sometimes.

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    i went to the Dr last week for this..in my delt..i told her what i was doing, and she put me on some antibiotics...my white blood cell count was a little hi, so she said i might have an infection starting..after the meds, everything was fine 2 days later

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    You may not want to wait until you have a fever, the condition might be too severe by then. I would see a doc soon going what you have said. I had an abcess once in my ass and had to have surgery to cut it out. I waited too long hoping it would clear up on its own, so that by the time I went in for antibiotics it wasnt enough.

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    how long did u wait maldorf?

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    I had my whole upper leg swell up twice-even my fricken knee cap looked swolen from a shot of test E. It was a little warm and red and it hurt to touch. It lasted more than a week. I just made sure that it felt a little better each day. For me I think it was the hight BA content-I felt a knot in my quad for a month. If your are worried and it doesn't feel better soon go to the doc though.

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    If you dont wanna tell your doc about steroids then say your using b-12 injections...
    But IMO ide tell the doc regardless, its always better they know exactly what there dealing with so they can make a better decision in treating you.

    I dont know so im asking here, if you do have and infection and went to the doc, what kind of antibiotics would they prescribe for somthing like this.?

    so i know, ide rather have them on-hand anyhow.

    dv

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