My experience with IM and subQ injections

[BABY1]

TweetAlthough I have never use AAS, I have much experience with injections, and marks the after 12 years to prove it,lol.

Back in 1999, Fuzo and I begain our jouney with infertility traetment. We started with the easier routes but soon arrived with having to do our firtst Invitro. Finally after 4 Invitro cycles later, we had success and a beautiful baby.

So my first 'large' box of meds/hormones arrived for my first cycle. $5000 worth of meds that all had to be injected in me, Doesnt' sound like much, well let me tell you it was, and would be worth much more in dollars in this day and age.

I had too shoot a few different subq injections: Lupron ( anti estrogen), Heparin (blood thinner), and HCG. Had to have 2 to 3 shoots IM of progesterone, estrogen and the more shots of fertility drugs Gonal-F (FSH). Doc said I was a tough one and he treated me quite aggresively.

Also did some "experimental" things he suggested at that time. Ivig infusions and Viagra suppositories,lol,pretty funny huh?

On top of that, I had to get blood draw daily sometimes and sometimes twice.

Fuzo learned a lot a lot about injecting, as I could not do the IM's myself, but the subq's were okay for me.

These cycles were done 4 times over a period of a year about, until SUCCESS!!!!!

I am sharing this with you because even though I have never used AAS, I have the knowledge and personal experience with injections and hormones (just different ones),. Maybe someday I can be of help, also, if you ever enter in the world of "infertility treatment" which I wouldnt hope for anyone BUT I can say that all I went through was worth it and I would do it all again in a heartbeat. Do I know if it had longtern affects on my body? No, I dont, and it wasnt even what I thought of back then. Problems I experince now make me wonder sometimes but I have no regrets. So I share with you my experience and passion for what I strived to achieve , as many of you also have a passion and goal when you choose this path in the AAS?HRT world.


thanks for reading
baby1

[OldSchoolLifter]

TweetThank you for sharing! So happy the outcome after all that was a beautiful baby!

My wife has Endometriosis, so we have been through many treatments. That is why I started the non profit I did. In her last pregnancy she was Gestational Diabetic so insulin was a part of her daily life for the last 6 months of pregnancy. Lupron is ROUGH!! wife has used it to control the flares. I feel for you ladies.

As for AAS SubQ, Ill do small amount .25ml of Tren/Prop/TestE and so on from time to time. absorption rate is only slightly slower, but nothing to significant, and it helps when you pin so much. Just aim for the area .5inch above your belly button, and 1-1.5 inches right or left.

[BABY1]

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Thank you for sharing! So happy the outcome after all that was a beautiful baby!

My wife has Endometriosis, so we have been through many treatments. That is why I started the non profit I did. In her last pregnancy she was Gestational Diabetic so insulin was a part of her daily life for the last 6 months of pregnancy. Lupron is ROUGH!! wife has used it to control the flares. I feel for you ladies.

As for AAS SubQ, Ill do small amount .25ml of Tren/Prop/TestE and so on from time to time. absorption rate is only slightly slower, but nothing to significant, and it helps when you pin so much. Just aim for the area .5inch above your belly button, and 1-1.5 inches right or left.

Lupron throws you into "medical menopause" almost instantly. Makes you feel crazy. Dont know how it affects mene but when I worked at the Cancer Center, men with prostate cancer came in for their Lupron inhections.

Thank God I had Fuzo who was VERY supportive through all of that. Now I am really premenopausal and it is a bit different at this astage of the game,lol

[Dzone]

TweetThanks baby1. Wow. What an experience you have had. Thats real cool how it all worked out great