Slight bruise on my injection sight.

[4GKenZy]

It's definitely not infected.

This injection was unique because I actually aspirated blood for the first time in my AAS history. I figured "what the hell, it's my own blood." so I switched needles and injected the oil + my own blood into my ventroglute. Now there's a slight bruise there. Is this normal?

 

[cybrsage]

You nicked a vein, no big deal. It will heal just like any other bruise will. You might get a slight yellowing as the body breaks the proteins down, but again, that is just like any other bruise.

No worries, it happens to everyone at one time or another. Be glad you did not hit the vein dead on. When you pull the pin out you could have ended up with a gusher! I keep my alcohol swap handy for placing on the needle hole after I inject to stop any blood flow anyway, so I recommend you do that too.

 

[ELicit23]

You nicked a vein, no big deal. It will heal just like any other bruise will. You might get a slight yellowing as the body breaks the proteins down, but again, that is just like any other bruise.

No worries, it happens to everyone at one time or another. Be glad you did not hit the vein dead on. When you pull the pin out you could have ended up with a gusher! I keep my alcohol swap handy for placing on the needle hole after I inject to stop any blood flow anyway, so I recommend you do that too.

I've had a gusher before on my delt. The worst.

 

[Milton]

Hows it going with this, has it gotten any better?

 

[Teutonic]

It was "slight" ie not noteworthy eh OP. ?? Is there even a bit there ?

Were stabbing our epidermal, the largest organ on the in the body and then injecting basically oil and ester s. If there s not a slight sumpin I d be , slightly surprised...jesus mary and joseph...is the diet makng me the dick or the inability of peep s to be even dis comforted today. Let me tell u bout the zit on my ass...it s bothersome...why ?

 

[oldmusclemike]

It's definitely not infected.

This injection was unique because I actually aspirated blood for the first time in my AAS history. I figured "what the hell, it's my own blood." so I switched needles and injected the oil + my own blood into my ventroglute. Now there's a slight bruise there. Is this normal?

No problem injecting your own blood. Why is this a problem getting a bruise, huh ? I've had gusher and left a bruise and some nothing. Normal to get a slight bruise.