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Originally Posted by solidground

has anyone ever had one..Last friday i injected in my glute and monday and yesterday i had unbareable pain in my thigh (not where i shot)..as of today the pain has gone away alot but i have a big light red area where the pain was and it feels like fluid..the confusing part is i did not shoot in my leg where the pain and redness is?? also i injected more then usual on friday..any suggestions? im gonna try icing it tonight

When was the last time you injected in your thigh?

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Originally Posted by angryoldman

When was the last time you injected in your thigh?

haha probably like 2 yrs ago bro..i only really hit shoulders and glutes..for some reason i can't inject my thighs with out being cripled for a few days..im not sure its an abscess, but ive never had a problem like this before

TweetI SPENT A WEEK IN THE HOSPITAL WITH A MAJOR ABCESS IN MY GLUTE.IS IT HARD RED DO YOU HAVE FLU LIKE SYMPTONS.WATCH IT BE CAREFUL

Tweetnever had one. i don't like shooting in my glutes. tends to knot up easily somehow, does on a lot of people. bro, if you have painless gear, shooting in the quads is no problem. shoot high and to the right (if you're looking at your right quad) and you're set. easy to hit too.

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Originally Posted by FUZO

I SPENT A WEEK IN THE HOSPITAL WITH A MAJOR ABCESS IN MY GLUTE.IS IT HARD RED DO YOU HAVE FLU LIKE SYMPTONS.WATCH IT BE CAREFUL

its soft red, almost like i can feel fluid in it, like when something swells from being overused..i feel fine besides the pain in the leg.

TweetMY ABCESS WAS HARD AND RED AND VERY PAINFUL AND I WAS SICK AS A DOG

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Originally Posted by solidground

haha probably like 2 yrs ago bro..i only really hit shoulders and glutes..for some reason i can't inject my thighs with out being cripled for a few days..im not sure its an abscess, but ive never had a problem like this before

It could be cellulitus (sp?). But generally you get cellulitus by something getting under your skin (like a needle, an insect bite, etc...) If it stays red, try an antibiotic. But it's pretty weird. You haven't shot there in 2 years, and it's getting red now. I'm no doctor, even though I do play one on TV. But I don't think one has to do with the other. If it stays red, go get a prescription for an antibiotic and viagra. The viagra is just for fun.

TweetYou can take an anti-biotic just to be on the save side, or take some ibuprofen to help reduce the swelling and inflamation. I use ice packs, but some ppl use heat. Best thing is not to inject too much in one area at a time and make sure you are using a 1.5" pin and use sterile practices.

Tweetum...did you maybe get stung by a wasp????
probably has nothing to do with the injection ..

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Tweetwasp no, its gotta be related to the injection..i know its a weird situation which is why im asking you guys what u think..im gonna try some antibiotics and use some ice and see what happens..thanks for the advice

TweetUse some Motrin. It will help to reduce the swelling. To me it sounds like it prob was just injected with too much at one time, also if you did it deep enough, maybe you push too fast as well. I will only inject 1.5cc at the most, and if i have to inject more i use a dif area (other cheek) or the arms. I think you will be ok if you do the ice/motrin thing for a few days or so.

TweetIf, its celluitis the last thing that you want to use is ice. Heat would be the best thing if that was the case.

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Originally Posted by TestRip7

If, its celluitis the last thing that you want to use is ice. Heat would be the best thing if that was the case.

That is for damn sure. I've had cellulitis twice from injections. Once in quad and once in forearm. I iced the quad and it was a ton worse, keeps the infection in the site and keeps fresh blood from coming in the area. My quad one was a quad inject and it started out real hot and red but at first it wasn't hard, very "jelly" like and you could feel squishing sensation in the leg. Similar with forearm but got real hard and hot real quick. Keflex both times did the trick and heat made it feel a ton better. Good luck bro.