Scar tissue...

[xxbignipperxx]

I last couple cycle I would never shoot 1 muscle more then 1x per week. This time around I am doing the same. Monday left delt, Thursday right delt. What I've noticed is that when 1 week passes by I still have a small lump in the area from the week before. Should this be cause for concern? I am shooting 1cc sustanon & 1cc B-12 each injection day.

Is it likely that my body will absorb less? How are you guys getting the lump to dissipate? Before it would be gone in a week, and now there is still a trace of it.

(EDIT) Wow the lump is sticking out pretty far. I buried the needle deep too. It's a really hard knot. UGHHHH. Sitting here with a hot towel on it for now.

 

[luxury]

I have the same problem when I inject sust in the glutes. Sust is really bad for that (at least for me it is). The key is to alternate, however, my glutes are the only things that can take the shots without affecting my workouts too much. I also think 2 cc's in the delts is way too much for one injection.

 

[xxbignipperxx]

I have the same problem when I inject sust in the glutes. Sust is really bad for that (at least for me it is). The key is to alternate, however, my glutes are the only things that can take the shots without affecting my workouts too much. I also think 2 cc's in the delts is way too much for one injection.

I hate glute injections due to localized swelling. My ass is already big as it is, but when I'm on swole my pants dont even fit right lol!

 

[solidspine]

Same problem here, unfortunately I don't have any good advice, except if you can switch gear to something that requires weekly injections, the scars seem to heal.

I like long cycles, (on most of the year) so my FINA & winny cycles are kept to 6 weeks because I run out of places to inject and bruise and scar----really bad, I have a bruise on my left arm now for over 1 month, due to delt and tricept injections.

 

[Clean]

yeh bro, just switch em up. If you want orals, then throw those in in place of injectables if you have that much of a problem with changing injection sites