Re: im injections

[Guest guest]

Hi, Corina,

>Does anyone know if the IM injections are more painful? It seems to me like

>they would be.

My experience (IM for 4+ years) is that the only pain most of the time is in

penetrating the skin, so it would be the same for subQ and IM. Every once in

a while I will hit something deeper that hurts, more of a dull ache usually,

but I can back off & change the angle a little and avoid it. There is

usually only an uncomfortable pressure on injection (for me) even with

thiamine and hydroxycobalamine.

Jerry

PS will be going off line for 2 weeks

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I would strongly advise that you get a lesson from your family Dr or his

nurse. I am shocked that anyone would suggest this but fail to give

proper education about giving it. (The sciatic nerve is what you have to

miss so it is important.)

I am uncomfortable about internet instructions for this - I prefer to be

able to see what is going on and check it for myself!

Georgina

Re: Digest Number 4299

THis is a bit off subject...but was reading on another formum that too much

adrenal can cause excessive testosterone in kids....could that be the issue

with our kids? Is that the problem with our kids with excessive hair and

or

early puberty....is this an issue due to mercury....my kids are mercury

loaded.....way high and I am seeing this problem with one of my

sons...precocious

puberty...and was thinking this might be the answer...just a brain fart...

ronni

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