big in vegas
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
I know it's always been debated whether to massage or not. Do you guys massage after an AAS pin? I know a lot of people swear by it and others swear against it.
Rubbing after pinning?
- Thread starter big in vegas
- Start date
MrPerfect
MuscleChemistry Guru
im aganist it... i used to do it but not anymore.
i usually clean the area, do my thing, jump in the shower and let hot water run on the applied are for a minute or so
only if you get some lumps from revisiting the area too much id rub it daily till they go away, but not post inject
i usually clean the area, do my thing, jump in the shower and let hot water run on the applied are for a minute or so
only if you get some lumps from revisiting the area too much id rub it daily till they go away, but not post inject
NAIR
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
It's not debated. This thread comes up about once every other year.
Massaging the site of an intramuscular injection is 100% standard protocol in any professional practice of medicine of any damn country in the world. Aside from very slightly easing post-inject discomfort, it facilitates better absorption of the medication (into the bloodstream).
Not overrated homos!
Massaging the site of an intramuscular injection is 100% standard protocol in any professional practice of medicine of any damn country in the world. Aside from very slightly easing post-inject discomfort, it facilitates better absorption of the medication (into the bloodstream).
Not overrated homos!
NAIR
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
Of course and they always will.
But Metal85's comment has me baffled. You have to test this out bro, like one day massage and one day not. Make sure it's not coincedence. That's crazy man!
Alright will do next time im on, maybe it was coincedence since I only massaged twice, and I had heard something about it irritating what was just cut thru vie the needle. Hopefully soon I will be able to test this as the 5 to 10 week message I recieved is almost at 9 weeks now.
the key is heat...i used to tell people to clean, shoot, and put hot water bottle or heating pad on area...thats the ticket...massaging works to a degree and helps break up any potential scare tissue
Boomer
New member
I'm with you on that. . I actually did a test on myself to see which hurt more.. Efferent I rubbed the inj site hurt for longer period of time. So I stopped.
we will have to try the heat too
some would say that would leave plenty of room for jokes to be made
tri-terror
New member
I always rub it. It does help with the pain a decent amount, and I'm hoping it will help with scarring.
big in vegas
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
I always rub, I've always heard to so I've always done it. I know NAIR says it's not debated and it's not within the health care field, but some guys like you see here say they get sore. I find that it helps to some extent on the pain the next day, but it definitely helps me not have a golf ball size pocket in my muscle. Me and my buddy did the same stuff and I rubbed my arm and he didn't and the next day it looks like he had a tumor in his delt and mine was like normal. enough reason for me to rub right there. And since Metal brought it up, I've always enjoyed rubbing it out, no matter what it is or where it's at
hahaha of course
big in vegas
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
Had to give you credit for throwing that out there, I thought the same thing and nobody else took the bait
OK **Question** If it is good to put a heat pack on afterwards, would this be a better alternative???
~Draw up what you are going to use, run the syringe (below the needle and hub) under warm to hot water for a little while, making the oil thinner, than administer
~Draw up what you are going to use, run the syringe (below the needle and hub) under warm to hot water for a little while, making the oil thinner, than administer
Similar threads
