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Well I just injected myself for the first time, and it feels good. I was really scared at first but everything went well. I am doing 400mg's of enanth for my first cycle. I was a bit paranoid after I was done because there was some spots of blood that came out after. Is that normal? I did massage the site for a few minutes and it stopped bleeding, and I did aspirate. I was also paranoid that the oil came up after I pulled out. Just some first time worries. Well I will keep everyone updated on how it is going. Thanks guys for the help. Peace
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Originally posted by senkizer
Well I just injected myself for the first time, and it feels good. I was really scared at first but everything went well. I am doing 400mg's of enanth for my first cycle. I was a bit paranoid after I was done because there was some spots of blood that came out after. Is that normal? I did massage the site for a few minutes and it stopped bleeding, and I did aspirate. I was also paranoid that the oil came up after I pulled out. Just some first time worries. Well I will keep everyone updated on how it is going. Thanks guys for the help. Peace
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sounds like a truly excellent first cycle.
::cheers for someone actually doing under a gram and only one drug for their first::
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