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    Every now and then you have an injection that gives you more pain and it may last for days. Doesn't mean its necessarily infected. If it seems to improve from day to day it's probably going to get better. Keep icing it to relieve swelling.

    FWIW, I had an infection in my left quad a few years ago. It was not red, and I did not have a fever. I did have cellulitis and severe edema in that leg though. I nursed it for 2 weeks before going in. It was not getting better obviously.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cgb6810 View Post
    Every now and then you have an injection that gives you more pain and it may last for days. Doesn't mean its necessarily infected. If it seems to improve from day to day it's probably going to get better. Keep icing it to relieve swelling.

    FWIW, I had an infection in my left quad a few years ago. It was not red, and I did not have a fever. I did have cellulitis and severe edema in that leg though. I nursed it for 2 weeks before going in. It was not getting better obviously.
    Do you know what caused the infection?

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    Quote Originally Posted by JBarron View Post
    Do you know what caused the infection?
    Looking back, I think I forgot to swab the top of the vial before I drew from it. Im not sure, but I believe that was the cause. I knew after a couple of days, something wasn't right and was trying to determine why. Continued to use the same gear with no issues.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cgb6810 View Post
    Looking back, I think I forgot to swab the top of the vial before I drew from it. Im not sure, but I believe that was the cause. I knew after a couple of days, something wasn't right and was trying to determine why. Continued to use the same gear with no issues.
    I see, thats crazy. I guess it goes to show how important each step is in completing a safe clean injection.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cgb6810 View Post
    Every now and then you have an injection that gives you more pain and it may last for days. Doesn't mean its necessarily infected. If it seems to improve from day to day it's probably going to get better. Keep icing it to relieve swelling.

    FWIW, I had an infection in my left quad a few years ago. It was not red, and I did not have a fever. I did have cellulitis and severe edema in that leg though. I nursed it for 2 weeks before going in. It was not getting better obviously.
    im curious if you dont mind..what are the symptoms of cellulitis and edema?....thnx...

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