For those of you who dont aspirate...

[lil g]

i shot my left glute today 1'' i used to use a 1 1/2'' but i been using the 1'' all the time and its fine for me...but anyways...i pulled back the plunger and blood just shot into the syringe i pulled out and blood was going down my ass and onto the carpet...its a good thing ive always been aspirating and for those of you who think there are no veins in ur glute think again...if i would have been an idiot and just stuck and shot up i would probobly be dead...

 

[Spartie]

Amen Lil G
Bros MUST aspirate, each and every time! Same thing happened to my quad shot last week...hit a nice vein and bled like a stuck pig after I aspirated. Saved my life perhaps, at the very least kept me from having an oil bolus in my lungs!

 

[DADAWG]

good warning bro , it only takes once .

 

[Bimmer]

I feel so guilty thinking back to all the times I didnt aspirate.

 

[1BadBeast]

Quick question - The other day I injected into my glute. I did everything by the book and when I removed the needle there was quite a trickle of blood. Never happened to me before. Two days later I have a small bump from where I withdrew the needle. I don't feel any pain, no redness, or swelling. What could it be?

 

[RonZoid12]

I feel so guilty thinking back to all the times I didnt aspirate.

i hear ya bro

 

[RonZoid12]

you probably just passed through a vein when u were injecting...its ok it happens to everyone

 

[lil g]

Quick question - The other day I injected into my glute. I did everything by the book and when I removed the needle there was quite a trickle of blood. Never happened to me before. Two days later I have a small bump from where I withdrew the needle. I don't feel any pain, no redness, or swelling. What could it be?

you passed a vein...its different when u pass a vein and u aspirate and no blood come into the syringe...the reason there is a lump and mine has a little lump now too is because its bruised...

 

[lil g]

Amen Lil G
Bros MUST aspirate, each and every time! Same thing happened to my quad shot last week...hit a nice vein and bled like a stuck pig after I aspirated. Saved my life perhaps, at the very least kept me from having an oil bolus in my lungs!

i dont know why some people just dont aspirate, it can leave you in critical condition or even death...its so simple..you never know where the needle can be...

 

[Popichulo]

Most likely Not dead but passed out on the floor is a delinate possibility.

 

[lil g]

Most likely Not dead but passed out on the floor is a delinate possibility.

still it can be real bad and i wouldnt want to find out...

 

[Popichulo]

still it can be real bad and i wouldnt want to find out...

SISSY!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[sodium]

I wouldn't want to be seen passed out on the floor with a plunger in my hand

 

[blaster]

I have often had trouble pulling the plunger back out once the syringe is in my quad. As a result I didn't bother much. This has got me shit scared of injecting now. Even though I've read it many a time before, can you guys go over the correct injection procedure? Has this happened to anyone before?

 

[BigRonWannabee]

Im in favor of aspirating but comeon! No ones gonna die from injecting gear into a vein. Ive done it a few times...it sucks. I passed out once, it builds character!

 

[Insane_Man]

I mainlined some Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) once. Felt weird.

 

[Mr. dB]

I've only drawn blood when aspirating once. But that was when hitting my gut with a slin pin for an Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) injection.

 

[StoneColdNTO]

Im in favor of aspirating but comeon! No ones gonna die from injecting gear into a vein. Ive done it a few times...it sucks. I passed out once, it builds character!

There's always a possibility.......

Originally posted by buffdoc
You're describing what I just mentioned in my previous post: a pulmonary oil embolus. You had a generalized, reactive pulmonary vasoconstriction, with an acute increase in pulmonary vascular resistance, putting a huge (but temporary) strain on the right ventricle of the heart. In someone with heart disease or a congenital defect, this could result in an AMI (heart attack). Probably experienced some secondary pulmonary edema, too (fluid in the alveoli or air sacs, hence the shortness of breath).
I hope everyone sees your post; this is nothing to fuck around with when you're injecting oils!! Aspirate, and then don't move it around while injecting.

 

[LAWNSAVER]

I have done 12 cycles and I have never aspirated once...I have definately hit a few viens, as I have bled pretty bad.

I have never had a Doctor give me a shot and aspirate. They stick it in and shot it.

Sorry guys...

I guess dont do what I do...I guess

 

[bigdaddy22]

I have never had a Doctor give me a shot and aspirate. They stick it in and shot it.

Most of them aspirate, they basically just flick the plunger back and then inject. It is done real quickly.