posted Fri, 03/01/2013 - 16:05
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Sub Q Lumps
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Recently finished a cycle of some igf-lr3 , I ran it for about one month subcutaneosly (subq). Mixed 1mg lymphodized powder with 1ml acetic acid and then for injection I used sterile water to dilute. Seems that after finishing cycle I notice two lumps on each injection side , my right side being the biggest side since I had. Prefence to inject there.My concern is if this is normal? Any time length I will have this lump? I need some experienced advice not assumptions. Let me know what you guys think??
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WithdrawlI've been using .6% acetic acid undiluted and I get those lumps here and there. I think acetic acid is pretty irritating. It definitely burns. Either way, I think it's from the acetic acid, especially if you didn't alternate sites very often. If it's anything like mine, they'll go away.
Its been like 2weeks and I still got them. I will try a heat pad I guess.
I get those a lot as well. Like others said, rotate your sites so you don't create as much scar tissue
Alain, I am running IGF-lr3 right now in my PCT (along with a few other peptides). Sometimes I get a small lump after injecting...usually goes away by next day. What gator said makes sense...I was pinning my lower abs a lot and this might be the reason.
I ran it for my pct also . Great stuff. It reallly does kill the down time. Brought up appetite aswell.
It could be from the peptides them selves
They can cause lipodystrophy which can be a lump or small dent in the skin that forms when a person keeps performing injections in the same spot. These types of lipodystrophies are harmless. People who want to avoid them can do so by changing (rotating) the places where they perform injections
Use site rotation and dilute as you did to decrease the chances
Maybe switch to a different IGf
Thanks brother . I feel a whole lot better. +1 from me
AnonI get lumps occasionally when I subq. They usually go away in a week or two though.
I think youre fine and they'll go away in the next couple weeks.