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  1. 02-23-2008, 08:36 PM #1
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    Bad injection.

    So I have been reading a lot on injection sites, they say that if you draw back blood, its a bad injection. However, what do you do if blood is drawn?

    I mean after you pull the needle do you reuse the same liquid since its mixed with blood, or is it still good, or do you need to trash the whole thing?
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    it's your blood, re-inject and use it.
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    Would I at least want to change to needle?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gears View Post
    Would I at least want to change to needle?
    Yes. Needles are cheap and fresh ones are much less painful.
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    I was more worried about bacteria, but I guess thats a good point, no harm in changing it I suppose.
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    our blood was in there before. New needle and put it back in. Will be fine
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nstart View Post
    Yes. Needles are cheap and fresh ones are much less painful.
    agreed.
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