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I really dont get this. I use qv prop once a day, everyday. I hardly ever have pain. I guess im just lucky.
I may have messed myself up really good!! Please help me..
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KILLER2001
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jubei said:
Ok, that I understand, but alot of people here who do it properly also say it hurts very bad. Im just curious as to why it doesnt hurt me. Am I doing something wrong?
SCOTTY-TWO-HOTTY
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You're pretty much having a garden-variety reaction to Propionate. I did sites a few years back with Anatest(CDN Vet propionate)and suffered the same way you are. I looked like the Elephant Man Bro: lots of swelling, pain, and bruising.
I agree with the others... go see a Doctor and tell him the truth about what you loaded in there. You need to be on point with your health.
I agree with the others... go see a Doctor and tell him the truth about what you loaded in there. You need to be on point with your health.
SCOTTY-TWO-HOTTY
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Should be the same... check out the BA content on the bottle. INSANE amount of BA in Anatest. Don't worry Bro... its good Prop and it'll yield good results.
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BrothaBill
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Injecting into the calf has unique risk that most people arent aware of. The problem is that there are numerous veins below the knee that empty to the popliteal vein (A DEEP VEIN). Some of you may read my posts on cardiac test I run injecting air into the vein to assess cardiac structure and that is not a problem if you get an air bubble in the vein. But This is slightly different if you inject through and damage or inject enough to compress a calf vein, then the blood flow may be interrupted enough to cause clot formation. The lowerlegs are not that good at moving blood and leave them vulnerable to clot. I had a young pt that had a stroke that formed in his calf b/c of trauma from a surfboard hitting the back of his leg and travelled up his vascular system across a small hole in his heart and up to the brain. This can also cause clot to form and the leg will swell and usually feel warm to the touch. THe clot can literally grow up the calf veins into the deep veins called DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS. NBC reporter David Bloom died of that in Iraq when clot travelled up to his lungs and kills nearly as much as heart attacks in th US. Shooting in the calf can put you at a small risk for this and should avoided. If your leg is swollen go to your doctor or ER. They'll do a test called a leg venous duplex to rule out clot. Basically they use ultrasound to see of there is clot in the calves, I used to do it all the time and is noninvasive. Do ayourself a favor, if its swollen, warm to the touch, and some redness then get it checked out. Dont inject into the calf, the risk is small, but its not worth the risk, Ive seen people get these from sittin too long, long airplane rides, etc...It does happen.
