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I never do it, is it even necessary?
Who does it every time?
Who does it every time?
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bros, why is it really necessary to aspirate?
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The reason you aspirate prior to an injection is to see whether or not you injected into a vein.
Inject the needle into your site and slightly pull back on the plunger. If the fluid that comes into the syringe is clear - your are good to go
If the flood that comes into the syringe is red - you injected into a vein. Withdraw the needle, discard of it and restart the whole process with a new injection site.
Generally speaking, if you injected into a vein you would feel a surge of pain and would know something was wrong long before aspirating.
Inject the needle into your site and slightly pull back on the plunger. If the fluid that comes into the syringe is clear - your are good to go
If the flood that comes into the syringe is red - you injected into a vein. Withdraw the needle, discard of it and restart the whole process with a new injection site.
Generally speaking, if you injected into a vein you would feel a surge of pain and would know something was wrong long before aspirating.
