posted Mon, 05/29/2017 - 21:39
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Sub q injections. Lumps...
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I am currently using ghrp-2 and mod-grf. I've been injecting sub q in the lower ab fat. But i seem to get these scar looking lumps on my skin. Anny sugestions on how to get of them? I have very little fat on my legs and arms, so its pretty hard for me to inject sub q there. I tried knee injections. But its very uncomfortable.
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I get always these kind of lumps when I inject subq, in my case is quite normal, I've got a bad inj technique maybe but they'll go away in about 2 days or a few more. Nothing to worry about Imho.
noguruNice!
I hope so. I'll see if they're gone in the next couple of days.
I suggest to switch frequently sites if you have a lot to inj to do, you won't pay so much attention to lumps.
I got an occasional lump when injecting BPC-157 for elbow tendonitis. It went down after a short time. No harm. I dont know if it would help you with your injections or not but I discovered because of where I was injecting if I used a clothes pin to pinch the skin #1 it freed my hand and #2 I found it easier to get sub q. Directly under the skin and not so much into fat or muscle.
What is your protocol for this? Asking because I am going to give I PAM and MOD GRF. A run starting soon.
noguruSorry, a clothes?
Im using 200mcg ghrp-2 and 100mcg mod-grf 2-4 times a day. Depends on what im doing that day/remember to do it. Along with 100mcg igf1-des during workouts.
Knee injections?
Anyhow, sometimes peptides can cause irritation under that skin... make sure to swab with alcohol before & after every injection... the "scar looking lumps" should go away 24-36 hrs later.
Can always try to inject glutes... lots of marbled meat there.
noguruhttps://www.eroids.com/pics/sub-q-kneepad-injection picture of injection.
noguruI know it sounds wierd. But the kneepad is a layer of fat that I pinch and inject. I can make a thread with a picture. I've tried the glutes. But I have a hard time twisting. I always get oblique cramps from it. (my mobility sucks)