Lump formed weeks after peptide injection

[koin]

Okay, so I'm not a newbie by any means... Hitting some CJC1295 & GHRP-6 in my off season.

I'm pinning 3x daily, small injections as you would expect.

Every so often I pin and I have a lump for a few hours and it goes away in a day or so, no big deal. But I had a lump form about 8 weeks ago and it hasn't gone away. In fact, oddly enough, I enjoy pinning into it because I have no feeling there. I have to squeeze the plunger on the syringe much harder if I pin into the lump, almost like the pin is clogged. No pinch and no blood, ever. I don't even feel the pin go in, just feels like I'm numb there.

I've been avoiding pinning in that location because whatever is going on, it can't be good to make it worse... it's about an inch left of my belly button. It's probably about 1/4 of an inch in size, and feels round. I didn't feel like having the annoying talk with my doctor so I thought I'd ask you guys first.

Should I be concerned?

 

[fizzisnumerouno]

Okay, so I'm not a newbie by any means... Hitting some CJC1295 & GHRP-6 in my off season.

I'm pinning 3x daily, small injections as you would expect.

Every so often I pin and I have a lump for a few hours and it goes away in a day or so, no big deal. But I had a lump form about 8 weeks ago and it hasn't gone away. In fact, oddly enough, I enjoy pinning into it because I have no feeling there. I have to squeeze the plunger on the syringe much harder if I pin into the lump, almost like the pin is clogged. No pinch and no blood, ever. I don't even feel the pin go in, just feels like I'm numb there.

I've been avoiding pinning in that location because whatever is going on, it can't be good to make it worse... it's about an inch left of my belly button. It's probably about 1/4 of an inch in size, and feels round. I didn't feel like having the annoying talk with my doctor so I thought I'd ask you guys first.

Should I be concerned?

Doood. "I'm not a noob by any means..... I'm pinning into the lump." No you are somebody who deserves obnoxious flaming on this board for putting those two statements in the same message manz. Find a new site to pin brah. Think about prami or caber too bc ghrp increases prolactin.

 

[WolfpackAlpha]

1) Don't pin 'into' the lump.
2) With peptides there are chances of permanent lumps developing at the injection site. This is something rarely discussed, but happens very often with IGF-1.
3) Take a hot bath and massage the area, try to break down the lump a bit.

 

[koin]

Doood. "I'm not a noob by any means..... I'm pinning into the lump." No you are somebody who deserves obnoxious flaming on this board for putting those two statements in the same message manz. Find a new site to pin brah. Think about prami or caber too bc ghrp increases prolactin.

I pinned it at the site of the lump in an attempt to drain it, I'm pretty sure I made it clear that I'm avoiding doing it again- perhaps you didn't read my post before going on your rant/you struggle with reading comprehension but I forgive you.

1) Don't pin 'into' the lump.
2) With peptides there are chances of permanent lumps developing at the injection site. This is something rarely discussed, but happens very often with IGF-1.
3) Take a hot bath and massage the area, try to break down the lump a bit.

Yeah I've seen a few complaints of lumps but I haven't seen anyone talk about permanent lump. I'll try to break it down with heat like you said, but it's been there a while now. Almost feels like scar tissue at this point. Thanks.

 

[fizzisnumerouno]

I pinned it at the site of the lump in an attempt to drain it, I'm pretty sure I made it clear that I'm avoiding doing it again- perhaps you didn't read my post before going on your rant/you struggle with reading comprehension but I forgive you.




Yeah I've seen a few complaints of lumps but I haven't seen anyone talk about permanent lump. I'll try to break it down with heat like you said, but it's been there a while now. Almost feels like scar tissue at this point. Thanks.

Perhaps you are a retard and should use cowballs.

 

[fizzisnumerouno]

I pinned it at the site of the lump in an attempt to drain it, I'm pretty sure I made it clear that I'm avoiding doing it again- perhaps you didn't read my post before going on your rant/you struggle with reading comprehension but I forgive you.




Yeah I've seen a few complaints of lumps but I haven't seen anyone talk about permanent lump. I'll try to break it down with heat like you said, but it's been there a while now. Almost feels like scar tissue at this point. Thanks.

U r the dunce who admittedly stated they pinned in a lump.

 

[WolfpackAlpha]

Perhaps you are a retard and should use cowballs.

Just issued you a warning, the only one you'll get for insulting members. Next one you're gone.

 

[WolfpackAlpha]

Yeah I've seen a few complaints of lumps but I haven't seen anyone talk about permanent lump. I'll try to break it down with heat like you said, but it's been there a while now. Almost feels like scar tissue at this point. Thanks.

I have multiple clients who developed small, permanent lumps from site injecting, sometimes it's scar tissue at other times site growth. Rotate your sites more frequently.

 

[koin]

I have multiple clients who developed small, permanent lumps from site injecting, sometimes it's scar tissue at other times site growth. Rotate your sites more frequently.

Interesting, lesson learned

 

[stevesmi]

wolfgang is right.. its scar tissue for sure. when you go in and hit a wall that's scar tissue.. avoid that spot for a long time.