Injecting in the toe (Ouch!!!)...

Well, not exactly injecting, but close . . .

About ten minutes ago, I prepped a test shot, using a 20 g. 1" needle to load and switching to a 23 g. 1" needle so dear-old-dad could inject it in my delt.

No sweat . . . After the shot, unscrewed the second needle, dropped the syringe in the trash can, and dropped the two pins in my handy-dandy sharps container.*

Or so I thought, as I stepped out of the closet where I keep the sharps container and straight onto the 20 g. needle, which had fallen out of its protective sheaf and onto the carpet.

Like I said, "Ouch!!!"

No big whoop - some bleeding (and you thought a 20 g. in the ass was painful?), but easily stemmed with some alcohol (to clean it) and a small band-aid.

But I did learn a lesson that I thought would be helpful to pass on: always make sure that when you're carrying a used pin in its protective sheaf to wherever you dispose of it, don't hold it upside-down.

End of lesson. :D
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* A sharps container is a small home version of the red plastic needle disposal containers you see in a doctor's office. THey're available in any drug store - usually with the diabetes supplies - and only cost a couple of bucks. I know a lot of people use old coffee cans or supplement containers to dispose of their pins, but I kinda like the sharps containers - it's cool when you watch them fill up, and you can be the first kid on your block to get one!

By the way, for any trivia buffs, it was the middle toe on my left foot. And I just told y'all about it in case anyopne was thinking that I'm too perfect . . . :D

Hehe ouch bro!

OUCH

good lesson though :)

that sucks
I shoved a 16 penny nail straight through my palm a few months ago. I left it there when I went to the doc for the shock effect. Mine didnt hurt all that bad till he yanked it out though! I'm not even going to tel lyou how it happened, it was way too dumb to share even with the understanding brothers of ar. :)

please tell, sounds like an interesting story

i did this once as well, but i dropped the whole syringe........pin and barrel into the front of my big toe, right in front of the nail. it stuck out of there like a flagpole with no flag on it...........like you said bro......ouch!

peace bb79

ouch bro

Sounds painful, bro. Sorry about your misfortune.

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Originally posted by TNT
* A sharps container is a small home version of the red plastic needle disposal containers you see in a doctor's office. THey're available in any drug store - usually with the diabetes supplies - and only cost a couple of bucks. I know a lot of people use old coffee cans or supplement containers to dispose of their pins, but I kinda like the sharps containers - it's cool when you watch them fill up, and you can be the first kid on your block to get one!

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LMAO, that's too funny.

Did you experience any localized growth?

Thats funny shit!

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Originally posted by Rickson
Did you experience any localized growth?

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Not to my knowledge, but my left middle toe was really horny this morning.
:lol:

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Originally posted by Rickson
Did you experience any localized growth?

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:roflol:

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:lol:

sorry about the toe...but hey some of us have to learn the hard way

Hmm...not a bad idea, I have noticed my toes aren't as symmetrical as I would like, maybe this is the answer.

You should have called a toe truck!!

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Originally posted by Pete235
You should have called a toe truck!!

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Hahaha so lame it´s funny :lol:

you got some nolv on hand just in case you get bitch toe...Right

he same things kind of happened but it happened to my girlfriend, she was walking around the room barefoot and i lost a needle a week ago, well she found it in her foot and she doing a pretty funny dance, now i keep track of my needles

.......but, have you ever had a needle injected into your toe on purpose ???????? I had some planter's warts on the ball of my right foot, and a few spots on my big toe once. I thought I was going to die when they stuck the needle into my toe to put the anesthetic (sp??) in. The nurse was like "breathe, breathe !" Definitely won't be doing spot injections there.