Last few injections caused itchy lumps & bleeding?

[brobeans443]

Currently running test prop 100mg eod, 3 weeks in

- My injection today caused a substantial amount of bleeding and can already feel a lump under the area where I injected into my glute, but no pip.

- My previous injection from today caused a huge itchy lump on my other glute, still, oddly no pip. Although I didn't inject as high on my glute as usual..

- My injections before these were causing severe pip but no swelling. I may have infected the prop after screwing up loading a syringe 2 injections ago and pulling the needle in & out of the vial and laying it on a counter-top several times.. and still injecting (careless, I know).

Should this be cause for concern or am I just experiencing a temporary streak of bad luck and okay to proceed?

[altered genetics]

Post a picture of it people would have to see it to no what's up

[brobeans443]

My glutes look normal from an external view, the lumps are beneath the skin. If you felt them you'd know what I mean (phrased in the most manly way possible) but I'll post a pic if it'll help

[magic32]

Bleeding is caused by nicking blood vessels while injecting. Since the system is pressurized, the blood has to go somewhere and seeks the path of least resistance, i.e. back up through your injection site.

More often than bad luck, a bb'er will run into a bad batch. Assuming your injection method is both sanitary (uses new equipment and alc swabs) and is deep enough, the usual culprit for consistently itchy lumps, bumps, or abscesses is dirty gear. Are you using vials or amps? If the former try new one, if the latter, try skipping to the last one your set and working backwards. If there is no change, in subsequent dosing, you may want to seek a different source to both continue this cycle and for later cycles.

[brobeans443]

Bleeding is caused by nicking blood vessels while injecting. Since the system is pressurized, the blood has to go somewhere and seeks the path of least resistance, i.e. back up through your injection site.

More often than bad luck, a bb'er will run into a bad batch. Assuming your injection method is both sanitary (uses new equipment and alc swabs) and is deep enough, the usual culprit for consistently itchy lumps, bumps, or abscesses is dirty gear. Are you using vials or amps? If the former try new one, if the latter, try skipping to the last one your set and working backwards. If there is no change, in subsequent dosing, you may want to seek a different source to both continue this cycle and for later cycles.

So it has nothing to do with BA content? Also, do you think the blood carried part of the testosterone out with it and I lost a majority of the dose?? Yes, I use alcoholic swabs and a new syringe/needle every injection.

The only option I had from my only source was a vial, so I wont be able to just pull off a quick switch esp. since i'm injecting eod.. should I just discontinue the cycle all together and start pct? It's been a pretty gloomy/rough first cycle for me so far. Very helpful post though, thanks man.

[brobeans443]

bump... need more help