+ 2 BPC-157 -Help required- Hamstring Injury requiring surgery ( ripped off the bone )
Hi,
Looking for someone with experience to please help me
I tore my hamstring off the bone while surfing and had to have it re attached with surgery, i am currently 1 week post op and just had my BPC-157 arrive.
Where I purchased my peptides they said to Sub Q inject in the stomach and that the location thing is a myth but i read and hear so much about injecting as close to site of injury as possible I'd rather not risk wasting the peptide.
This is my plan is please advise/ help ???
Inject 250mcg twice a day for 4-6 weeks and then assess if I will require more
Reconstitute using 3ml of BAC water into my 5mg vial using and 15units in my 1/2inch syringe
*** Sub Q inject ( location ????? ) back of the leg near hamstring ??? scared to hit something bad
My biggest concern is injecting into the hamstring I have not found much info about this, all i know is the siatic nerve runs down the middle for looking at countless google images, is there anything else to be worried about???
Is it safe to sub Q inject at a 45 degree angel on the outside area of the hamstring or back of leg, I have like zero fat there, feels like it could be dicey
thanks
GM
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AnonIf you study the anatomy of the injury in pics online and feel around your leg you will find spots to inject. You want some depth with the 28 gauge 1/2in, even if that means having to inject further from the injury, it spreads out, brah.
yeah right, thanks for your advice, thats all I have done since is look but ahh still unsure.
will it still be effective to use even though it was a complete rupture
Sorry for the late reply but this I ca definitely help you with.
You need....
TB500 2mg. Add 2 ml bac water and inject 1ml into the navel area Monday/Thursday.
BPC-175 (5mg) 1ml of bac water and inject 15 iu twice daily as close to injury as possible.
Best of luck my friend
AnonYes it should still be beneficial.
I understand the concern. Your leg is not gonna fall off from sticking a 28g 1/2 syringe in it. I have hit tendons and it corks the needles and nothing comes out when the plunger is pushed, so I had to back out some then push the plunger.
Most importantly don't get too close to the healing areas where surgical produces were done, those areas do not need to be irritated at all, keep 2 to 3 inches from there for a couple weeks. It spreads out, the injection doesn't have to be right ontop of the injury site, within a few inches is good.
You will find the sweet spots and get used to injecting. Listen to your body, if an injection site decreases pain that's a good injection site! And you want to inject in that site more. BPC-157 has an anti-inflammatory effect. I have put 500mcg into a freshly swollen and hot to the touch rolled ankle, it felt better in 20 minutes and decreased in temp and size. I'm not the only one who has experienced the anti-inflammatory effect of BPC-157, there are other people on other forums talking about it and animal studies online too.
Knees, ankles, and shoulders are easy to inject because you can google search the injection sites for those areas and find a lot of pics showing a syringe going in them. My sports medicine doc uses ultrasound to guide big needles in those areas for cortisone shots. I follow up with BPC-157. Knees are surprisingly easy, you can get all around and under the cap with a 28g 1/2in.
You'll get the hang of it. You'll find the sweet spots.
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