Read: Good solution for injection pain.

**sizzlechest** · 01-13-2008, 04:08 PM

I've been meaning to post this for a while but I keep forgeting, now I'm not sure if anyone else has ever posted this or not but here it goes. I'm sure that you have all dealt with pain from injections specially from winny.

About a year ago I had a really bad sore throat and a very high fever. I went into the doctors office and they gave me an antibiotic shot, the doctor mixed the poeder with Lidocane solution instead of water, he said it would hurt like hell if he mixed it with water. They also gave me some advil and told me to lie down in the room and wait for my fever to go down before I go home. While in the room by myself I opened the drawer and snached a bottle. Later I tried it with winny shots. Even 1/2 ml mixed with 1ml of winny works great. The day after you barely feel soreness on the site.

Now I know getting Lidocane solution is no easy feat but if you can get it prescribed it will make your life a lot less painless.

**Big** · 01-13-2008, 04:10 PM

why would a doc prescribe Lidocane?

**Dizz28** · 01-13-2008, 04:17 PM

The medication he most likely injected was Rocephin. Comes in a vial of powder that needs to be reconstituted with either NACL or sterile water before injection. Vials of this come in 250mgs and up to 1gram of power.

This very broad spectrum anti-B is used to cause a many number of bacterial infections that are otherwise very impossible to control with conventional oral Anti-B's

It is also known for it's intense injection site pain so what medical practitioners do is reconstitute it with a 50/50 mix of NACL and Lidocaine 15 to reduce injection pain that usually sibsides whithin a few hours.

to mix it with Winny, although a great Idea....Winstrol injection pain lasts a bit longer than a few hours.... so it might not be such a good idea...

Good idea though brother

**Dizz28** · 01-13-2008, 04:23 PM

Originally Posted by Ima******ger

why would a doc prescribe Lidocane?

Good question.... I HIGHLY doubt a Doctor would prescribe a 15 or 2% Lidocaine for any take home medical problem

I had accesses to cases upon cases of it back in the day but...just never saw the need for it.

Also, taken in high doses can cause serious medical (heart) problems. remember, it is a NERVE block. The heart relys on nerve impulses to beat...I realize it takes about 50mgs (I believe it 50mg) to cause serious life-threatening conditions. Not something to be played around with

**ZaneFan** · 01-13-2008, 06:05 PM

Makes sense since they put lidocaine in some SEOs.

**sizzlechest** · 01-18-2008, 12:13 AM

The stuff I got was 1% and mixing even 1/2 cc with 1cc of winny helps alot. Even the next day you barely fee anything. It feels like a very light bruise. Dizz is right the stuff was rocephin.