injections into veins?

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11-26-2006, 04:54 AM
Mista Massive

injections into veins?

i just had a shot od test E. 3.3cc

i shot in my thigh which i've done before.

as i penetrated my leg twitched a couple of times and not my me clenching.

i aspirated, but saw nothing so shot.

The thing is. once i had finished shooting, i took the pin out and lloked at it. there were 2 tiny drops of blood in the syringe. Did these drops come from the aspiration? if so, does that mean i shot into my vein??????

when i took the pin out, it didn't bleed anymore than usual.

ANY comments on this would be great as i am a little paranoid
11-26-2006, 05:01 AM
rafael

if u shot into a vein..the negative effects would occour imediatley. highly unlikely u shot a vein :P
11-26-2006, 05:05 AM
Mista Massive

cool

so how could the blood get in there then?

Also, what happens if u do shoot into a vein?
11-26-2006, 05:16 AM
cj1capp

shooting oil into a vein will lead to a an emboles of some type maybe Ceberal or Pulmonary and then stroke or death.
11-26-2006, 05:29 AM
Mista Massive

Quote:

Originally Posted by cj1capp

shooting oil into a vein will lead to a an emboles of some type maybe Ceberal or Pulmonary and then stroke or death.

i understand stroke and death.

what do the other ones mean?
11-26-2006, 05:44 AM
cj1capp

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mista Massive

i understand stroke and death.

what do the other ones mean?

these are the areas most likely to be effected by the oil which will clog arears in your brain and or lungs.
11-26-2006, 05:45 AM
Mista Massive

straight away?
11-26-2006, 05:51 AM
cj1capp

yes if its a large enough volume of oil.
11-26-2006, 08:20 AM
shrpskn

Bro, you would know immediately if you shot into a vein...you likely passed through one on the way in or nicked one during the injection, which isn't really all that uncommon. Just be sure you're always going to aspirate before you inject and hold your pin as steady as possible through the injection.
You saw no blood when you aspirated, you're fine. Even if you weren't ok, you'd know it by now.

-ShrpSkn
11-26-2006, 08:27 AM
Chitown Raider

I had the same problem about a week ago. I aspirated saw clear bubbles, then began to push the only problem was the plunger was harder than hell going down in the process my hand twitched and the syringe shifted a tad. When I pulled it out I saw about 5-6 tiny red bubbles.
11-26-2006, 11:23 AM
vermin

Twitching and an occasional tiny bit of blood in the tip of the syringe - this is normal. If you injected into a vein you would not likely get a major negative effect (stroke, etc.) as many standard medcial procedures push much more fat into the bloodstream (e.g., hip replacement) however your risk of such would not be zero. As other have said, though, you'd know it right away - bad tset in the mouth, dizziness, etc. are often reported.