Vitamin C and B12 injects

[krishna]

So I've been hanging out with this trainor chick who gave me a vitamin C and a vitamin B12 inject. The vitamin C went in subq into the stomach region. This didn't make sense to me because vitamin C is water soluble, and subq is fatty tissue. Well now I have a little lump there, and it's been there for like 2 weeks. It feels kind of hard now. What can I do about it?

 

[NFG123]

So I've been hanging out with this trainor chick who gave me a vitamin C and a vitamin B12 inject. The vitamin C went in subq into the stomach region. This didn't make sense to me because vitamin C is water soluble, and subq is fatty tissue. Well now I have a little lump there, and it's been there for like 2 weeks. It feels kind of hard now. What can I do about it?

If its painful, red, or warm, see a doctor, it may be an abscess. If its just a lump, chances are its ok. If you develop a fever, chills, night sweats, or headache, once again, SEE A DOCTOR.

Why did you take a Vit C injection? B12 is only indicated if you have pernicious anemia or are s/p small bowel resection.

 

[krishna]

I took it when I was coming down with the flu aa few weeks ago. She said it would help. She is full of s#!t. I read it's supposed to be done intravaneously or intramuscular with the vitamin c.

 

[gunnermuscle]

Ive been taking both Vitamin C and Vitamin B-12 injects for over 5 years.
Both can be taken intramuscularly or subcutaneously as directed/instructed by my GP.
since I already feel like a pin cushion when it comes to shots I go the subcutaneous route and get good results.After the shot I always massage the new injection site to reduce the swelling/bump left from the shot. IF it remains more than a week you might have a problem so monitor it.
As far as the Vitamin C issue goes, Mens Health magazine has an article this month on how C is actually killing cancer cells in lab scenarios(via the injection route-not oral) and animal testing is to begin soon to see if it translates to live beings.
Since the vitamins are water soluble, you always just piss out anything your body doesnt inherently need or use.

 

[krishna]

Ive been taking both Vitamin C and Vitamin B-12 injects for over 5 years.
Both can be taken intramuscularly or subcutaneously as directed/instructed by my GP.
since I already feel like a pin cushion when it comes to shots I go the subcutaneous route and get good results.After the shot I always massage the new injection site to reduce the swelling/bump left from the shot. IF it remains more than a week you might have a problem so monitor it.
As far as the Vitamin C issue goes, Mens Health magazine has an article this month on how C is actually killing cancer cells in lab scenarios(via the injection route-not oral) and animal testing is to begin soon to see if it translates to live beings.
Since the vitamins are water soluble, you always just piss out anything your body doesnt inherently need or use.

I don't deny the powerful properties of healing that vitamin C has, but the way it was administered to me didn't help at all. The lump is still there, but it doesn't hurt or anything. What can I do about it? Thanks for the knowledge on the vitamin injects; much appreciated!

 

[vitamix]

I don't deny the powerful properties of healing that vitamin C has, but the way it was administered to me didn't help at all. The lump is still there, but it doesn't hurt or anything. What can I do about it? Thanks for the knowledge on the vitamin injects; much appreciated!

Where can you get injectable vitamin C?