kx250rider
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I don't even feel them anymore, but once in awhile, I'll get a painful lump deep in the muscle due to a deep bruise. Maybe one out of 100 injections. You'll learn exactly the best spots and angles on your own body, which will be different from person to person. On me, the rear delts, the glutes are painless, but the front delts or quads tend to leave me with a sore muscle for a day or 2. You need to use a muscle that's thick; in order to reduce the injury from the stretching when the liquid is injected. I've experimented with just about every muscle I can reach which is thick enough to receive an injection, and I found that some hurt like f**k, and others don't. But other bros might have opposite findings.
The best tips for painless needles would be: 1) Proper site selected 2) QUICK & steady hand; meaning stick the needle all the way in, and in one pop. Not hesitating, as that DOES hurt as the needle slowly slices it's way through the skin. 3) Inject slowly. You can leave the needle in the muscle for an hour, and it's not going to hurt. Take your time injecting after the needle is in place. 4) Rub HARD with a tissue afterward, and massage deeply. That breaks up the ball of liquid and starts it absorbing.
As other said, a little pain is part of the deal. Not just injections, but pulls & strains, and smashed fingers, etc., are all part of the sport of bodybuilding.
Charles
NOT a doctor... Just sharing personal experience which is in NO WAY qualified!!!!
The best tips for painless needles would be: 1) Proper site selected 2) QUICK & steady hand; meaning stick the needle all the way in, and in one pop. Not hesitating, as that DOES hurt as the needle slowly slices it's way through the skin. 3) Inject slowly. You can leave the needle in the muscle for an hour, and it's not going to hurt. Take your time injecting after the needle is in place. 4) Rub HARD with a tissue afterward, and massage deeply. That breaks up the ball of liquid and starts it absorbing.
As other said, a little pain is part of the deal. Not just injections, but pulls & strains, and smashed fingers, etc., are all part of the sport of bodybuilding.
Charles
NOT a doctor... Just sharing personal experience which is in NO WAY qualified!!!!