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IwouldSlamU
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just curious, i have allways wanted to know?
how do you know its an infection...?
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IwouldSlamU
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anymore input, i did 3cc's into my quad, it hurts like a bitch but i am 99% sure its just the pain of the gear syd group cyp 200mg per cc and syd deca 300mg per cc
One of the more reliable indicators of an infection is that the signs/symptoms progressively become more severe.
Many aas injections cause some minor redness/swelling/pain, but it is when these symptoms get worse and not better (eg. over 48hrs or so) that you are more likely to have an infection.
Read Junk's experience on his infection. The best thing to do is to go to your physician and have them possibly start antibiotics and drain the infection, if an abscess has formed. If you are shy about your aas use, just make up some bullshit story about sitting on a nail or metal shard etc.
If left untreated, intramuscular infections can progress to a variety of ends, including infection of bone (osteomyelitis), sepsis (bacteria in the bloodstream) and loss of the limb or even death.
Tholdren
Many aas injections cause some minor redness/swelling/pain, but it is when these symptoms get worse and not better (eg. over 48hrs or so) that you are more likely to have an infection.
Read Junk's experience on his infection. The best thing to do is to go to your physician and have them possibly start antibiotics and drain the infection, if an abscess has formed. If you are shy about your aas use, just make up some bullshit story about sitting on a nail or metal shard etc.
If left untreated, intramuscular infections can progress to a variety of ends, including infection of bone (osteomyelitis), sepsis (bacteria in the bloodstream) and loss of the limb or even death.
Tholdren
