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[nnemesis]

Great thread Just had issue with this very subject with same questions

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[DECADOG]

Nice post bro, I doubt many people even consider infection before juicing.

I have never had a problem, including tenderness at the injection site, while using human grade gear. When it comes to using domestic gear, it's recomended that antibiotics be used

[Red Scorpion]

I know I'm late to get word of this post. But I thought I might type in antibiotics in the search window and this was the first to hit my eyes. This was such a great post I saved it under one of my favorites. I just was in the ER with my third infection in less then one month. First I got bad shit from Alins', (Test-E Retard) and you'd have to be retarded to use that shit. So I got rid of it and had to wait for some new stuff to come in. So while I waited, I used some old test I had partially used. Damn wouldn't you know it another infection. But this one was worse. this one came with flu like symptoms my whole body ached. For the first two I was prescribed Cephelexin 500mg. But for the last bout when I decided not to bother my docs with my problems as I was embarrassed by now. But before I went to the ER I ordered some Cephalexin 500mg from one of those online pharmacies and stocked up. Man it was easy and cheap. When I was in the ER they put me on an antibiotic drip and prescribed me Amoxicillin. I checked out Grunt76 link it sounds promising but I like my natural color. [cu]Bacteria just love me .[/u] I'm also diabetic that's why it even more imperative I keep under striked control.

[Designbuilt]

VERY GOOD AND INFORMATIVE POST Dr. D!

I've had infections in the past the last was about a decade ago. Over the past year after returning to the gym and some gear. I've had pain at inj sites, but not an infection. Recently I did have swelling in my right delt, this time I knew if felt wrong, so after the third day, and the pain still being there, I decided to start Amoxicillin, it worked very well. Thank you for such a great post.

I would also like to add, that You have to be VERY careful to keep a steady hand and not move the syringe once it's inserted, as you can rupture blood vessels or damage muscle tissue which can also cause a lump and discomfort.

Thanks again,

DB