Sust pain

[hg_matt]

Hi guys. My first post here.

I'm currently running my first Karachi Sustanon cycle (500mg/wk for 10 weeks) and was prepared for the soreness in the glutes that most people get the day after injection. Yeah, I got sore alright, but now in week 4, for some strange reason, I no longer suffer any soreness at all. Does your butt get used to the Sust or have I just been injecting some fake gear? I was thinking that EVERY shot should give you soreness, is that right? What's up? Thanks for any advice.

 

[Little B]

its normal bro, it gets less painfull the more you inject, to be honest i dont know the medical reason why, but always been the same way for me.
thank god for that too, cause sust hurts like a bitch for me first week or two.

 

[|3ossman]

you get used to it

btw how often are you injecting? you should try rotating between more than just two sites.

 

[hg_matt]

Thanks guys. That's reassuring (I mean there's NO soreness in the glute whatsoever). Even the flu-like symptons have dissipated - only get a little light-headed 3 or 4 hours after injection. Before, I would wake up the following morning with a sore throat and all.

I'm injecting 250mg x2/week in alternate butt cheeks. The left cheek is a bugger to do when you're right-handed, though. |3ossman, do alternate your injections between your quads, too?

 

[|3ossman]

you get used to the flu also, your gear isnt fake. i mL of sus in the glute is nothing, you will not feel that at all after a few weeks.

i alternate quads, delts, and glutes. learn how to inject/asperate with one hand and glutes or delts will be much easier for you to hit.

 

[Falklands]

Its the Propionate in the Sustanon that gives you the pain, but for some reason it becomes more tolerable. Everyone finds that, but I have no medical explanation for you either

 

[riverrock]

I'll always remember my first ever cycle early last year of sustanon. I took the injection the night before and was as stiff as hell the following morning. This discomfort lasted a good 2-3 days. So, decided the following week that I'd inject the morning before I went to work and "shake it off" as the day went on. However, this made no difference and by 5pm I was so stiff I had to literally dive into my car in order to get in, couldn't sit on the seat properly or clutch, and had to drive home standing with the top of my head up against the sun-roof!!!!

I also found that by wk 4, the pain was easy to handle.