posted Tue, 11/06/2012 - 07:38
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Anyone else ever experience body region specific PIP?
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OK, so I'm a self medicating TRT guy, see my profile for the full story if you're curious. Anyways, I rotate my injections, which may or may not be necessary since pins are two weeks apart. Now whenever I pin my RT quad I get some sort of subcutaneous inflammation that comes on about 12 hours after pinning and lasts one or two days. It's a minor inconvenience, and I'm just wondering if anyone else experiences this. I've tried different areas of the RT quad and it happens every time. Anyways, let me know what you think.
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I should try to break in my quads, but the experience of not being able to walk was bad. It lasted a week.
my right glute will give me incredible PIP even from pharma gear that does nothing anywhere else
ray3801Man I just had this happen to me. Pinned right glute, left glute, then left delt. About 2 days after injection had pip at all three spots. All went away except right glute. Its been a week now and it still swollen and sore. A bit red too. All 3 pins were Zyklon Test E/C 400mg/ml. I follow a pretty rigid pinning procedure every time so I'm not sure. I know the gear is EO based and that could cause it but wouldn't it do the same at all 3 sites??
I cannot inject any site other then glutes. Quads are the worst for me even after dozens upon dozen of spikes to "devirginize" the muscle, it just never happened for me.
So YES, any guy can have good sites and bad sites for injection.
GearofWarRight quad is very susceptible to pip as well. It feels crazy sore like I was leg kicked by an MMA pro just a bit above my knee..
quads as well...believe it or not, pecks and glutes seem to be the less probematic...
i think quads experience pip due to the fact we are on our feet most of the day. constant expansion and contraction of the muscle group
Left Quad every time. I don't pin there anymore.
Yep my quads are sensitive as fuck too. I try and pin them around my lifting schedule. I pin quads on my upper body days.