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    Am I being a bitch about this?

    I never ever bleed when I pin... but once every 30 or 40 times I'll leek a little bit for 5 - 10 seconds before it stop and a put a band aid on it.

    Does that even sound like nicking a vein or is that just typical and I'm a freak for never bleeding?

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    I've pinned for years, and never used a band aid. I just hold an alcohol swab over the spot for a few seconds.

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    lol - Just wondering if the bleeding for 5 - 10 seconds is typical or if i nicked a vein?

    or do you bleed for a while when you nick a vein?

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    i bled the other day with a bit of leaking but I didn't feel anything worth worrying about, I just put a band aid on it and moved on. I usually never ever bleed but a little tiny pin drop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big View Post
    I've pinned for years, and never used a band aid. I just hold an alcohol swab over the spot for a few seconds.
    Same^^^
    you're fine, just a nick

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    ok - I'm just a med student and feel like it would be obvious if I ask these questions in class since I'm 10X bigger than everyone else. And obviously this is a no no to do and don't want to get tested on a no tolerance policy. And with all the crazy shit i see day in and day out I am OVERLY cautious.

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    sometimes i get a gusher. never need a bandaid. just apply pressure with an alcohol pad or tissue for like 30 seconds.
    Last edited by operationgetbig; 08-22-2010 at 11:35 AM.

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    i think that happens when you go through the vein

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    yerps your being a bitch haha

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    Same as above... just an alcohol swab. The only thing I am worried about is the possibility og gear leaking out after an injection. I could care less about the blood. I have enough of that crap inside of me

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigKuntry1984 View Post
    Same as above... just an alcohol swab. The only thing I am worried about is the possibility og gear leaking out after an injection. I could care less about the blood. I have enough of that crap inside of me
    If you pin deep enough and pull out fast then gear should not come out.

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    El Corvino=bitch

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    Quote Originally Posted by biggerguns View Post
    If you pin deep enough and pull out fast then gear should not come out.
    Right now just doing 1" in quads. 4th injection is tomorrow, and I start HCG in a few days

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    Quote Originally Posted by operation****** View Post
    sometimes i get a gusher. never need a bandaid. just apply pressure with an alcohol pad or tissue for like 30 seconds.
    Hahaha Nice! Hello kitty..... lol

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    Bleeding after an intramuscular injection is normal. It depends on whether you've traumatized a local vessel, and whether your skin is "flush" or your vessels are dilated. You can have flush skin if you are in a warm environment, if you are excited, if you are stimulated (such as with caffeine or ephedrine), or if you just completed a workout.

    By the way, the best way to minimize backflow after an injection - pull your skin to one side when you inject. That way, when you take the needle out and you relesae your skin, there is no longer a "straight line" out for the fluid to escape. Does that make sense? It's easier to demonstrate than to describe.

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    Forgot to add - a normal bleeding time is anywhere from 1 to 6 minutes. It's such a wide range because of the factors I described above.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MisterMaster View Post
    Bleeding after an intramuscular injection is normal. It depends on whether you've traumatized a local vessel, and whether your skin is "flush" or your vessels are dilated. You can have flush skin if you are in a warm environment, if you are excited, if you are stimulated (such as with caffeine or ephedrine), or if you just completed a workout.

    By the way, the best way to minimize backflow after an injection - pull your skin to one side when you inject. That way, when you take the needle out and you relesae your skin, there is no longer a "straight line" out for the fluid to escape. Does that make sense? It's easier to demonstrate than to describe.
    It is known here as the "Z Track Method"

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    Ha ha. I know that's what it's called ... didn't know you guys would know that!

    Thanks for pointing out that I didn't give you guys enough credit. You've humbled me and I apologize.

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    Just stick around, there is a lot to learn here
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