possible infection ?
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BiggieSwolls
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If the injection area is very noticably hotter then your other leg and you start to see the skin around the injection site getting red then you may want to go to the Doctor and get some anti-biotics.
I got an infection years ago and waited for about a week until I finally decided to go to the Doctors and have it looked at. The Clinic ended up sending me to Emergency and untimately I had to get hooked up to an I.V. for about 15 hours. Then had to carry around a little portable I.V. bag for another week on top of that. Lesson learned was that if I ever think I might have an infection, I go to the clinic ASAP and tell them that I shot some B12 and I think it might be infected. They will prescribe you some anti-biotics which will get to the problem area quickly if it is in fact an infection. So far to date, this method has saved me two times in the last 2 years from making that same Emergency room trip I did about 7 years ago.
I got an infection years ago and waited for about a week until I finally decided to go to the Doctors and have it looked at. The Clinic ended up sending me to Emergency and untimately I had to get hooked up to an I.V. for about 15 hours. Then had to carry around a little portable I.V. bag for another week on top of that. Lesson learned was that if I ever think I might have an infection, I go to the clinic ASAP and tell them that I shot some B12 and I think it might be infected. They will prescribe you some anti-biotics which will get to the problem area quickly if it is in fact an infection. So far to date, this method has saved me two times in the last 2 years from making that same Emergency room trip I did about 7 years ago.
MuscleHead44
New member
Youll know if it is infected. If you think it is infected and it does feel hotter and is red and hard in that area then it probably is. From what it sounds it probably is infected. No problem bro just get some anti biotics and your straight. Goood luck bro.
ironmaster
Community Veteran, HGH Guru
I keep a supply of antibiotic on hand nowdays just to avoid experiences like Biggie's.......I been to the ER also, and nobody was fooled by my story.
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THEDENTIST
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What type of antibiotics will a doctor prescribe for an abcess?
BigRonWannabee
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bump for the site with antibiotics, PM me if anyone knows. Ironmaster your pm's are full, as well as your mailbox at elite.
BigRonWannabee
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we talking about ciprofloxacin here?
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THEDENTIST
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What is the best to use? Anyone.
ssmla123
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I keep amoxicillin on hand. You can get it at just about any online vet store for like $8 a bottle. It is just a form of penicillin, so like penicillin don't take it unless you feel you had a bad shot as the body will grow resistant (In otherwords don't take it through the whole cycle like nolva).
BigRonWannabee
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Bump for someone who knows what a doc would prescribe for an infection.
ssmla123
New member
depends on the infection. Penicillin or something in that family usually. A lot of the other types cause side effects such as hair growth on the tongue so they try not to use them. There are about a hundred+ prescribed for specific infections, but cillin's are generic and will kill just about any "bad" bacteria.
