I was thinking...

[SweatMachine]

I have had many many IM injections form doctors, even AAS from doctors years ago. I just realized I have NEVER EVER had a doctor aspirate the syringe before injecting. I too never aspirate, not that YOU shouldnt, but do you think it necessary if doctors never do it???

subsenquently....isnt it kind of hard to apirate my yourself?

[Anadrol]

I always aspirate... I like to be on the safe side, even though it may not be a big risk to do wrong.

[Shredz]

I always always aspirate. It is so easy no matter what site you are injecting. You are totally right about the doctors though. However the last shot I recieved was for Hep. B immunization and the nurse aspirated so much I thought she was gonna pull the damn plunger right out. Damn!!!

[slide]

I wondered the same thing about docs/nurses but I do aspirate anyway.

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[GetnBigr]

interesting, now that it was brought up, I don't recall a doc or nurse aspirating either. I think I will continue to do so myself.

[crankin'stein]

I believe that most docs do actually aspirate, but they just flick the plunger back so quickly then plunge forward.....

But even if they don't.... I certainly do..... It takes no time at all, and since I have mainlined once, I want to be as careful as possible.....

For those of you who have never done this.... let me tell you it is a ver scary feeling.... Kinda feels like your about to die.... and you can't stop coughing.....

[saturn]

Come to think of it when I had my HepB vacanation I don't think they asperated. I guess they figure you're in a hospitol if they screw up they can fix it.

[Anadrol]

I guess you're right Sat, or they are just lazy.........

[SuperSport]

I always aspirate but I really don't think it is all that necessary.

I think tren is the only compound where it is necessary....
my theory is if it is "mainlined" it ends up in the lungs in a high concentration and the cough follows.
My theory could be wrong....but it is very interesting that fina cough happens so quickly. Sometimes even in the middle of the injection.

[GetnBigr]

all the shots i've ever had from a doc/nurse were poke and goes, well it was more like wait 30 minutes, poke, pay then go...lol

[slide]

Originally posted by GetnBigr
all the shots i've ever had from a doc/nurse were poke and goes, well it was more like wait 30 minutes, poke, pay then go...lol

No shit

If youve ever been in the military its like poke, poke, poke...get called a week later because they didnt put the shots in your record and poke, poke, poke, some more!:chair:

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[Heckman]

Alway do...cause my last delt shot I drew blood and had to do it again..It's worth the few extra seconds to do it right.

[GetnBigr]

Originally posted by slide
No shit

If youve ever been in the military its like poke, poke, poke...get called a week later because they didnt put the shots in your record and poke, poke, poke, some more!:chair:

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Marine Corps baby!!!! way too many shots during bootcamp

[Heckman]

Originally posted by GetnBigr
Marine Corps baby!!!! way too many shots during bootcamp

ooh rah...give me another shot sir!

[slide]

Originally posted by GetnBigr
Marine Corps baby!!!! way too many shots during bootcamp

Bootcamp + 5 years Active = Human Pin Cushion. :Punch:

Semper...

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