Reply With QuoteEPO is usually used by endurance sports athletes... so I'm going to go out on a limb here that you are some sort of track or cycling athlete.
If that is the case, it might be best to to avoid a quad shot in case of soreness. Delt might be better.
A bad quad shot can leave you limping for days.
EPO injection soreness?
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06-15-2011, 05:54 PM #1Registered User
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EPO injection soreness?
I just got 24 vials of bioyetin and 25g 5/8 inch syringes. From what I've read it doesn't matter IV/IM/sub-q. I'm going to inject into my thigh I'm very skinny so i'm guessing that will be IM. I'm hoping soreness isn't nearly as bad as with oily steroids is it? not sure I can handle that again.
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Originally Posted by M4A3
yeah that's the reason I was asking. It seems that it might be hard to do a self delt injection? UGGhhh I need my own RN to come do this for me.
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06-15-2011, 06:37 PM #4Registered User
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also I'm very tiny. worried that perhaps 1ml in delts might be sore whereas thigh is much bigger?
I don't know. It's a 25g 5/8 in needle. I thought about sub-q in the belly but heard the pain is pretty bad.
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Although I'm pissed I wasted a $50 vial due to syringe leak the second attempt I stuck my thigh and honest to god didn't even know the needle went in me. This is pharmaceutical grade tho. See if my leg gets sore.
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yep, maybe should try with a nurse or someone experienced not to break the syringe
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Everything went fine and no next day soreness. Definitely not like oil base steroids that get so so sore sometimes.
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