this ever happen to anyone else?

**grec79** · 05-02-2008, 05:01 AM

I was taking my 2nd injection yesterday, I am front loading Test Enth. and Deca300, So I am taking in 3cc every 3 days for my first 2 injections, 500mg of Test and 300mg of Deca for my first 2 shots, then it will be 250mg Test and 150mg Deca every 3 days, So I got the left glute injection spot ready by warming with heat pad for about 5 minutes and massaging it, put gear in a little bowl with warm watter for about 10 minutes. Did everything right went to inject and it was very hard to get the needle in and when it finally got threw the tough skin, it sounded like I was tearing skin it sounded horrible. I think I just must have gotten the muscle right, also I had done and intense leg and squat workout the day before which might contribute. No pain or anything so I just went on injecting nice and slow, and then when done its didn' t even hurt or anything put heat pad on it and rubbed for about 5 more minutes and went to the gym and everything is fine now, my question is is this normal or did I just get a really tough part of my glute or something. Also, I tan so my skin is probably tighter than if I didn' t and I have hardly any fat on my ass lol. Thanks guys

**jaydub** · 05-02-2008, 05:11 AM

might have hit some scar tissue. it happens dude

**ChuckLee** · 05-02-2008, 05:28 AM

Yeah, it happens to me too sometimes

**grec79** · 05-02-2008, 06:44 AM

ok cool, so does that mean that I was injecting in the wrong spot or just that I hit scar tissue. thanks guys

**Phate** · 05-02-2008, 08:41 AM

you were in the same spot but everytime you insert that needle into muscle it creates a little scar tissue, especially is it wiggles around, that's why injection rotation is so important as it decreases the amount of scar tissue in one area

btw, you should only inject into a muscle once a week, though the farther apart you can spread it out and the more muscles you inject into the less the scar tissue will be in one muscle

also the smaller the needle the less scar tissue so use the smallest needle you can get away with

**grec79** · 05-02-2008, 04:28 PM

thanks, I haven't injected in this muscle for over a year and even then i think I may have only done it 2 times.

**Oki-Des** · 05-02-2008, 04:31 PM

Sometimes when you do not simply plunge the needle all the way in immediately, you then flex your glute. Rather than stopping, instantaneously you then push the needle the rest of the way in while the glute is flexed. This causes a tearing feeling rather than a smooth insert. Once you get use to it you will be able to use the weight of the syringe to hit yourself with it at the right speed and force to avoid that feeling. Also, you should concentrate on flexing the side you are standing on and relaxing the side you are flexing into.
Good luck.

**inky-e** · 05-02-2008, 04:57 PM

Bro on one injection in my delt it sounded like when you bite into a nice hot dog with the skin, you know that snap sound, it was freaky, not to mention bloody. Hope that doesn't happen to you.

**grec79** · 05-03-2008, 07:29 AM

Originally Posted by Oki-Des

Sometimes when you do not simply plunge the needle all the way in immediately, you then flex your glute. Rather than stopping, instantaneously you then push the needle the rest of the way in while the glute is flexed. This causes a tearing feeling rather than a smooth insert. Once you get use to it you will be able to use the weight of the syringe to hit yourself with it at the right speed and force to avoid that feeling. Also, you should concentrate on flexing the side you are standing on and relaxing the side you are flexing into.
Good luck.

that is exactly whet I was doing I didnt push it in all the way fast enough and when I heard the tearing I kinda stropped and tensed my muscle, I will have to focus on trying no t o flex my muscle I am injecting. thanks bro also, what can I use to help with acne problems I am only 6 days in and already got 2 pimples on my back, I know last time it got pretty bad for me.