Tweetwow...that's like a 1 in a million shot if your not sliced to the bone!! i dont think i could do it if i tried!!!

Tweeti can't do that either. get queezy just reading it

Tweeti really just don't see this happening at least not the whole shot. I sometimes shoot and it feel like i went between muscles as im high on the quad and i can like feel it running toward my knee if that makes sense but i know that would be nearly impossible

Tweetoh yeah. I fugure, with a sharp ass needle, and all, that that would be one difficult feat.
It's just a little sore today, and as I was injecting, I was thinking' what if I'm between muscles.'...I think I might've just went a little deep on that one, so it's sore like a shallow injection. but shallow on the otherside of the muscle because of the long pins. Then again, coulda hit a nerve. It didn't feel like i was shooting into, or against, a nerve though.

Just a thought.

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Originally Posted by jamescb77

i really just don't see this happening at least not the whole shot. I sometimes shoot and it feel like i went between muscles as im high on the quad and i can like feel it running toward my knee if that makes sense but i know that would be nearly impossible

I concurrrrrr

TweetThis did happen to me once, actually. It was a very strange feeling. It was the first time I tried a biceps injection - I read up on the technique and sweet spot felt good about it, so I went for the plunge. Got the needle straight into the middle of the muscle belly, slightly to the "inside" of the centerline, with a slightly bent and relaxed arm. When I pushed the oil in, I could feel it running down inside my arm - or that's what it felt like to me anyway. I was not all the way through the muscle, and I was not in a blood vessel (no cough from the tren), so I must have been between. I didn't think it was possible for a fluid to move so freely through/by the tissue like this. But it really felt like small stream of water was being poured down my arm, but on the inside! Afterward it just felt really odd - not bad, just weird. A few hours later i started to get the tell-tale signs of an infection (redness all down the arm, slight fever, fatigue) - there was a foreign substance floating around an my body was fighting it I would guess. The symptoms lasted for a few days and then all subsided without further incident. That was a strange experience indeed.

Tweet^oow..that doesn't sound good. Glad your body ook care of it.