what is an abcess?

dank1313

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i was just wondering what an abcess was an what i can do to fix it.its not burning or itchy but damn its still sore.
 
you need to be specific, before u ask..."what is an abcess?"...who told you that you have one, what does it look like, how long ago did u inject, what injection procedures did u use, exactly how does it feel, is it getting worse, is there a red spot, is it growing, is it warm to the touch. dont ask how to fix something u dont even know if u have. cuz we will send u to the doctor if thats what it is. more info please
 
dank1313 said:
i was just wondering what an abcess was an what i can do to fix it.its not burning or itchy but damn its still sore.

Here ..this was an abcess that went untreated...
(NO..not my leg)
 

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Thats awsome bro!...lol That should give something to ponder. An abcess is an infection under the skin that comes from unsanitary conditions when injecting. It will soon become swollen and need to be cut open and be drained of puss if it is one. But you can also get an oil abcess from injecting oil sollution in the same place to much. That usually goes away if you switch up a little.
 
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HOLY CRAP DEEPSEA!!! I ALMOST SPEWED MY PROTEIN SHAKE ALL OVER MY COMPUTER.....THAT'S DISGUSTING!!
 
dank1313,
If it's only red and irrated (little sore) then it could be the Benzoyl alcohol in it. If it goes on longer than 4-6 days then you'll need to get it checked out by a DR and they'll probably put you on some antiobiotics.
Don't be like the guy in the pic or me. Last year I injected into my calf and it was sore, red and bloated for 2 wks before I went to the ER and they did some type of MRI on my calf and gave me crutches and strong antiobiotics. They told me if I waited any longer I might have had to get it cut open. It cost me $1,400 for the hospital visit too!!
 
If your temp rises and you get a fewer then you might have an abcess. In that case go to your doc immediately which will be treated with antibiotics.

Sincerely,

HL
 
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