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Just did my first injection! Plus a question

Started by Polo, October 31, 2014, 01:48:12 AM

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Polo

I mean literally, a minute ago. I've been excited and slightly nervous all day, I'm looking forward to seeing the changes that come my way :)

Question: despite knowing I need to aspirate, and being reminded I need to aspirate, the slight shock of giving myself an injection caused me to forget! But there was practically no blood, so chances are I did not hit a vein, right? Just hoping for a little reassurance...


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LordKAT

Some people have been told there is no need. I will therefore venture to say that you will be fine.
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blink

Accidentally injecting into a vein is considered quite rare. Aspirating is still a good idea if you're doing IM (it's not needed with subcutaneous), because if you did manage to inject directly into your bloodstream, it can cause some bad problems like an embolism. From the oil, not the T itself. Just try to remember next time.

And congrats!
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jamesdoran

If there was anything wrong, you'd know it by now! :P

That being said, congrats man!!





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Polo

Thank you guys :) yeah kdbrrw a while after I typed this that occurred to me, pretty sure I'm ok by now lol


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Bimmer Guy

Quote from: Polo on October 31, 2014, 01:48:12 AM
I mean literally, a minute ago. I've been excited and slightly nervous all day, I'm looking forward to seeing the changes that come my way :)

Question: despite knowing I need to aspirate, and being reminded I need to aspirate, the slight shock of giving myself an injection caused me to forget! But there was practically no blood, so chances are I did not hit a vein, right? Just hoping for a little reassurance...

Congrats, Polo!  I started on 9/9/14.  Are you doing full dose?  For some reason I am thinking that you were looking to masculinize but not necessary live as male? 
Top Surgery: 10/10/13 (Garramone)
Testosterone: 9/9/14
Hysto: 10/1/15
Stage 1 Meta: 3/2/16 (including UL, Vaginectomy, Scrotoplasty), (Crane, CA)
Stage 2 Meta: 11/11/16 Testicular implants, phallus and scrotum repositioning, v-nectomy revision.  Additional: Lipo on sides of chest. (Crane, TX)
Fistula Repair 12/21/17 (UPenn Hospital,unsuccessful)
Fistula Repair 6/7/18 (Nikolavsky, successful)
Revision: 1/11/19 Replacement of eroded testicle,  mons resection, cosmetic work on scrotum (Crane, TX)



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Polo

Must be someone else, Brett, bc I've been living as a male for over a year lol, which made procuring hrt pretty quick and painless. I'm starting with a three quarter dose, but plan on going to full in a few weeks. But thank you! I'm pretty excited about it :) haven't noticed anything yet except more energy (I think lol)


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Bimmer Guy

Quote from: Polo on November 01, 2014, 05:22:46 PM
Must be someone else, Brett, bc I've been living as a male for over a year lol, which made procuring hrt pretty quick and painless. I'm starting with a three quarter dose, but plan on going to full in a few weeks. But thank you! I'm pretty excited about it :) haven't noticed anything yet except more energy (I think lol)

Oh, ok.  Congrats on finally getting T!  Yes, the more energy I the first thing I noticed.
Top Surgery: 10/10/13 (Garramone)
Testosterone: 9/9/14
Hysto: 10/1/15
Stage 1 Meta: 3/2/16 (including UL, Vaginectomy, Scrotoplasty), (Crane, CA)
Stage 2 Meta: 11/11/16 Testicular implants, phallus and scrotum repositioning, v-nectomy revision.  Additional: Lipo on sides of chest. (Crane, TX)
Fistula Repair 12/21/17 (UPenn Hospital,unsuccessful)
Fistula Repair 6/7/18 (Nikolavsky, successful)
Revision: 1/11/19 Replacement of eroded testicle,  mons resection, cosmetic work on scrotum (Crane, TX)



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