leg pouring in blood after jab

[Rumpy]

Halfwit, you're much taller in person than you look in your avi.

 

[andyjames]

haha i shit it uno halfwit as its the first time iv ever done this normally it doesnt even bleed and i have to put about 10 plasters on cause i forgot which place i did it oh and i hit a nerve the first time i tried pinnin and whoah did it wake me up i had like this cold sweat sick head rush feeling it was proper wierd..so its hard to get it in a vessel if you have aspirated and theres no blood coming to the barrel?

 

[Fieldsy]

haha i shit it uno halfwit as its the first time iv ever done this normally it doesnt even bleed and i have to put about 10 plasters on cause i forgot which place i did it oh and i hit a nerve the first time i tried pinnin and whoah did it wake me up i had like this cold sweat sick head rush feeling it was proper wierd..so its hard to get it in a vessel if you have aspirated and theres no blood coming to the barrel?

I just want to encourage you to use periods, and commas, because it gets very tiring and hard to read your posts.

 

[andyjames]

haha sorry its hard to find them on a phone ill stop typing now to give your mind a rest

 

[halfwit]

Halfwit, you're much taller in person than you look in your avi.

I'm a bit less yellow in person too.

haha i shit it uno halfwit as its the first time iv ever done this normally it doesnt even bleed and i have to put about 10 plasters on cause i forgot which place i did it oh and i hit a nerve the first time i tried pinnin and whoah did it wake me up i had like this cold sweat sick head rush feeling it was proper wierd..so its hard to get it in a vessel if you have aspirated and theres no blood coming to the barrel?

The reason why we inject in certain sites is to minimize this risk first and foremost. There are less vessels in these areas, not to mention ones that can actually carry enough oil to do anything. Can you get oil into a vessel by breaking one open on the way in or out? Yes. But not only does it close so fast unless something is keeping it open, but the odds of you injecting into a vessel (that's why we pin at a 90 degree angle) are very slim. A nerve nick is like getting hit by 240VAC and watching your leg fly up on it's own. It's over before you know it, but makes you dread poking a needle there again for awhile.

 

[andyjames]

haha i wonder what i did then halfwit could it of been a bad anxiety attack being nervous for the first pin

 

[halfwit]

Yep, the mind is a powerful thing man.

 

[Rumpy]

Yeah, I'm not sure you did anything wrong, it could have just been bad luck, but just to be on the safe side, Google IM injection sites. Just flexing and aiming for the muscle isn't good enough. Quads are a good example, they're big and easy to reach, you can flex them and see where they are, but there's good spots and bad spots to pin. Some areas have more nerves and blood vessels than others, that's why it's important to look at diagram to see what's what.

 

[Rumpy]

I'm a bit less yellow in person too.

I just thought you were a bit jaundice from all of the orals

 

[halfwit]

Yeah, I'm not sure you did anything wrong, it could have just been bad luck, but just to be on the safe side, Google IM injection sites. Just flexing and aiming for the muscle isn't good enough. Quads are a good example, they're big and easy to reach, you can flex them and see where they are, but there's good spots and bad spots to pin. Some areas have more nerves and blood vessels than others, that's why it's important to look at diagram to see what's what.

http://spotinjections.com/ is another great resource.

I just thought you were a bit jaundice from all of the orals

No way, I make sure to sterilize my liver with high proof alcohol just to be sure!

 

[Austinite]

Lol. rumpy and halfwit on fire today.

 

[darkhorse42]

calm down bro lol