prop pain sux
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sarcoplasm
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Try warming your oil amd heating your muscle prior to shooting.
always do, shoots smoother but still have to deal with the pain
I'm at the end of week 3 so my body is getting better at handling it
good point I never even thought of that, less volume to more injection sites would mean less pain
I'm just uneasy of straying away from the traditional sites, but I do realize that any muscle can be injected in-aspirate, no blood means go ahead and inject
Never had any pain from prop ever! Thankfully cause i hear guys saying it hurts like hell! As for the heating of it, that genraly works when the pain is due to the high BA content of the substance, however with prop i do believe the pain comes from the actual substance(prop) so heating wouldnt do much in that case if ur one of the ones that prop hurts.
And you should shoot in ur ass when you know something is painful, you have a better chance of fighting of the pain in a bigger muscle and you have a way better shot of fighting of infection in a larger muscle then you do a smaller muscle.
I ABSOLUTLY LOVE prop! Its my favorite type of testosterone!
And you should shoot in ur ass when you know something is painful, you have a better chance of fighting of the pain in a bigger muscle and you have a way better shot of fighting of infection in a larger muscle then you do a smaller muscle.
I ABSOLUTLY LOVE prop! Its my favorite type of testosterone!
hate to keep beating a dead horse here but was wondering if after injecting, the site develops a hard "knot" so to speak...this goes away after a few days, but was wondering if it would be OK to inject into the same muscle group before the knot has competely gone away...
not sure if I was clear on this, normally I would say yes-but I've heard of people getting abcess injecting too frequentely in the same site
as long as everything is sterile I don't see why this would be a problem
not sure if I was clear on this, normally I would say yes-but I've heard of people getting abcess injecting too frequentely in the same site
as long as everything is sterile I don't see why this would be a problem
Hay to all
I had never pain from prop,as long as everything is sterile I don't see why this would be a problem.
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I had never pain from prop,as long as everything is sterile I don't see why this would be a problem.
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The Survivor
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Been doing Prop since Sept 11th and once in a while am sore but I think its from me being careless injecting and allowing the syringe to move around too much.
I remember one time I injected into tricep and had to press against my bathroom door jamb and the end of plunger slipped off the wood and the pin came outa me at a very steep angle. Not good
I remember one time I injected into tricep and had to press against my bathroom door jamb and the end of plunger slipped off the wood and the pin came outa me at a very steep angle. Not good
I don't agree with that, I'm using a good source and good gear line...
a lot of people get prop pain-depends on the person
I agree bro, Muscleken is a little off with this one for sure. Even if your running pharm grade propionate, your still going to get that prop pain, or if ur running legit Organon sust, its still going to hurt the guys who get pain from this type of gear, so it being legit or pharm grade doesnt mean its automaticly suppose to be pain free.
landonm5
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ive used prop that crippled me and used that was just a little sore. however, i think the more frequent u use it whether ur using sus then plain prop or vice versa ur body adapts and u hardly notice. but for me if i use long e's for a while then go to prop or sus i can feel the prop kick until i get used to it again. . . my 2 cents
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