doctors dont aspirate!

[Keyser Sozey]

SO what is the difference in an oil or water based intramuscular injection that we give ourselves and what the doctor gives us? How could you say theirs is different?

What the doctor is giving you can be absorbed in the bloodstream (most of the time, it is what is intended), however, you don't want an mL of any aas (oil or water based) hitting a vein and going directly into your bloodstream.

[heckler45_2000]

What the doctor is giving you can be absorbed in the bloodstream (most of the time, it is what is intended), however, you don't want an mL of any aas (oil or water based) hitting a vein and going directly into your bloodstream.

Well of course you dont want any shot that is going intramuscular to go in a vein, but there is no difference in an oil based intramuscular steroid shot and a oil based intramuscular shot the doc gives ya. The rules of drug injections dont change cause your injecting a steroid. Thats like saying a nurse that gives a guy a Testosterone shot from the doc will automatically aspirate cause its a "steroid". No if they dont aspirate on other shots there is nothing in their head that will say steroid shot need to aspirate...