RE: Stupid Syringe Question

[Guest guest]

Phil,

I have to believe that the shorter and smaller diameter needles have to be

easier on injections, as long as the oil is in the muscle.

I had a discussion with the trained nurse that injects me regularly in the

butt and her preference for an IM injections is never the thigh. It is more

likely to be painful. Also, she was quick to point out that certain

personalities handle shots better than others. In my case, not a `cool as a

cucumber

kind of guy`I react nervously.

That said I still think that smaller and shorter is better. I want to try

because there will be times when I will need to and the later in the day for me

seems to be better for the fire and fuzz I experience.

Louis

[Guest guest]

I think most who do the thigh is because it's easier to do yourself there

than in the butt. The lateral glutes sound really tempting, but I've never

tried there. I like my delt too, with a 5/8 " needle, but the doc said he

prefers I not do it there.

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On Behalf Of louislarocque@...

Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2007 4:55 PM

Subject: Re: Stupid Syringe Question

Phil,

I have to believe that the shorter and smaller diameter needles have to be

easier on injections, as long as the oil is in the muscle.

I had a discussion with the trained nurse that injects me regularly in the

butt and her preference for an IM injections is never the thigh. It is more

likely to be painful. Also, she was quick to point out that certain

personalities handle shots better than others. In my case, not a `cool as a

cucumber

kind of guy`I react nervously.

That said I still think that smaller and shorter is better. I want to try

because there will be times when I will need to and the later in the day for

me

seems to be better for the fire and fuzz I experience.

Louis

[Guest guest]

That nurse is just telling you what she was trainded to do. There is new

cutting edge info comming out everyday that is new and working better. Dr.

Shippen is comming out with a new book that will I hope be full of this new

info. I try to get as much out of Dr. as I can but he seams to be giving

out less and less info on the boards. Dr. Shippen dose subQ T shots every 3

days and found doing this is keeping his E2 down. I never had a shot in the

rear that did not hurt for a day or two. I have a big ass too.

Sometimes I feel I am making a mistake reporting this new stuff. I get this

all the time " my Dr. said men don't have E2 problems " or " Doing HCG my Dr. says

it's not good to do " and the list goes on.

Phil

louislarocque@... wrote:

Phil,

I have to believe that the shorter and smaller diameter needles have to be

easier on injections, as long as the oil is in the muscle.

I had a discussion with the trained nurse that injects me regularly in the

butt and her preference for an IM injections is never the thigh. It is more

likely to be painful. Also, she was quick to point out that certain

personalities handle shots better than others. In my case, not a `cool as a

cucumber

kind of guy`I react nervously.

That said I still think that smaller and shorter is better. I want to try

because there will be times when I will need to and the later in the day for me

seems to be better for the fire and fuzz I experience.

Louis

[Guest guest]

I think that you have a point that a quick injection tears the muscle to

make room for the oil.

Thus, a smaller needle slows the process down because the oil cannot pass

that quickly (all things remaining the same). A smaller diameter syringe will

allow you to generate more pressure also.

Bottom line sounds like a smaller needle is the way and ease up on the

plunger force if the syringe is smaller diameter.

Louis

[Guest guest]

> Phil,

>

> I have to believe that the shorter and smaller diameter needles have

to be

> easier on injections, as long as the oil is in the muscle.

>

> I had a discussion with the trained nurse that injects me regularly in

the

> butt and her preference for an IM injections is never the thigh. It is

more

> likely to be painful. Also, she was quick to point out that certain

> personalities handle shots better than others. In my case, not a `cool

as a cucumber

> kind of guy`I react nervously.

>

> That said I still think that smaller and shorter is better. I want to

try

> because there will be times when I will need to and the later in the

day for me

> seems to be better for the fire and fuzz I experience.

>

> Louis

>

>