Hey guys,
So this is my third cycle. I've started getting lazy and always injecting in my quads, just because I found it so much easier to do it, i.e. no acrobatics and less pain. Right quad, then left one after 3.5 days, and then back to right quad after 3.5 days.
I think I am paying the price now for this laziness. Last time I injected in my left quad about a week back, and it left a huge mass and it was pretty tender on touching it. But there was no redness and no fever. Just a hard mass, that honestly just felt like oil collecting in my quad.
I injected into my right quad after 3.5 days and then the same crap happened to my right quad. Since then, the mass in my left quad is almost (but not completely gone); and it's no longer painful. Meanwhile, my right quad is tender as hell, and the mass is huge right now. What I mean by tender is that it only hurts when I touch it, not otherwise.
I am thinking of riding out the storm and hoping that the masses will disappear by themselves in a couple weeks. Going to a doctor is going to be tough in my current set-up. I know I can say B12 injection but the guy won't believe me, and it will create a lot of problems in my current situation. (Just trust me on this!)
So I have the following questions:
1) Has this happened to any of you?
2) Why does it happen?
3) Does it have anything to do with not rotating sites?
4) Does the exact site in the quad really matter? I've been doing this for so long that I now just do it really quickly, without really focusing on EXACTLY the right place. I go for upper outer quadrant though of course. Should I re-research the exact spot I'm supposed to inject, and does that bad form on my part have anything to do with it?
Any and all information would be appreciated. Thanks.