Can anyone explain this?

[NEO5]

I previously ran a test p cycle and everything was fine. I made gains, pip was gone after first few shots and no fevers. Now I run test e from 2 different labs one being northern pharma so I know its legit because they're a legit company from what I know and both of them got me a big fever the day after with extreme pip. My injecting technique has been the same as with the test p. And to top it all off it has been 4 weeks and there has been 0 gains. Im thinking its something to do with the big fevers I get. Once I get some more money I will buy more test p but can anyone explain this?

[Times Roman]

when in doubt...
...blood test it out.

get some bloods done and see what your test levels are.

it could be the concentration of test per ML, or it could be the oil it is carried in

[< <Samson> >]

when in doubt... ...blood test it out. get some bloods done and see what your test levels are. it could be the concentration of test per ML, or it could be the oil it is carried in

x2 for sure

Get BW

[ReeceAbraham]

Seems like injection fever, meaning, you didn't clean the injection site well and you got infection while injecting. If you think your gear is legit, don't worry about how long it'd take to kick in. You have to keep in mind to always clean before injection. I got into serious trouble once and almost died of injection infection.
MY symptoms started with fever and led to serious illness.

[Red Bastard]

when in doubt...
...blood test it out.

get some bloods done and see what your test levels are.
...

Unfortunately, not so easily done, in Canada, eh?

[Jaydenn]

As Times said, blood test 6 weeks in, or else fix your diet,

[khaled_mgsx]

when in doubt...
...blood test it out.

get some bloods done and see what your test levels are.

it could be the concentration of test per ML, or it could be the oil it is carried in

blood test yea

[Red Bastard]

I think that the OP is in Canada, as he posted this on a Canadian forum as well. We have no private blood testing options anymore, and, with Dr shortages, risking a falling out with ones GP is a real concern. Certainly many have testing done, but it ain't a breeze, like in the US. Kinda ironic, considering AAS possession is legal up here...