Injection site hurts

[DaVinci2]

Is this normal? I've had 11 injections in the same arm in generally the same spot for the last 11 weeks. I've noticed that it's very sore unless I stretch it out. Using my mouse even hurts. It's generally up near the shoulder. Anyway, I go in for a shot tomorrow morning. Should I tell the doctor or just ask the nurse to switch arms?

[pmgamer18]

Originally Posted by DaVinci2

Is this normal? I've had 11 injections in the same arm in generally the same spot for the last 11 weeks. I've noticed that it's very sore unless I stretch it out. Using my mouse even hurts. It's generally up near the shoulder. Anyway, I go in for a shot tomorrow morning. Should I tell the doctor or just ask the nurse to switch arms?

What kind of shots are they if T you should get them in the rear or do them your self in your thigh. I use a 27g 1ml x 1/2"lg needle to shoot into my thigh I do one side then the other never the same side. I also use a different spot on my thigh for eack shot. I do my shots every 3 days and do hcg the 2 days in between so I am doing a shot everyday no problems. Switch sides.

[DaVinci2]

I'm getting T shots. I can't do them myself, the nurse has to. I had asked about getting them in cheeks but the doctor said that it wasn't necessary. They would have to do it in the office rather than in the waiting area where most people get there shots of whatever by the nurse. I guess I'll switch arms.

[pmgamer18]

Originally Posted by DaVinci2

I'm getting T shots. I can't do them myself, the nurse has to. I had asked about getting them in cheeks but the doctor said that it wasn't necessary. They would have to do it in the office rather than in the waiting area where most people get there shots of whatever by the nurse. I guess I'll switch arms.

Look who pays the bill you tell them your sick of coming in to get shots and you want a script for T and some needles that you are going to do them your self. Tell them many men on TRT do this and people with Diabetes do shots at home. How much does this cost you every week. Your a cash cow for this Dr.

[The_Skeptic]

Originally Posted by DaVinci2

I'm getting T shots. I can't do them myself, the nurse has to. I had asked about getting them in cheeks but the doctor said that it wasn't necessary. They would have to do it in the office rather than in the waiting area where most people get there shots of whatever by the nurse. I guess I'll switch arms.

Definitely learn how to do them yourself, especially if they don't even have the courtesy to do it for you in the office rather than in the waiting room.

[farmerjohn]

Wow, thought I'd heard it all but shots in the wating room? What happened to your medical privacy? I dont know about you but whenever I get an injection by someone else I always ask them what it is to make sure they are giving me the right thing. I wouldnt want to do that in the waiting room.

[DaVinci2]

Originally Posted by pmgamer18

Look who pays the bill you tell them your sick of coming in to get shots and you want a script for T and some needles that you are going to do them your self. Tell them many men on TRT do this and people with Diabetes do shots at home. How much does this cost you every week. Your a cash cow for this Dr.

Not sure, but this may have to do with the fact I live in Japan. I've asked to take needles home and to give them to myself but apparently that's not allowed...which is odd considering it's legal to purchase test and other things like HCG and Clomid as 'supplements'. Not in the store, but online.

[pmgamer18]

Originally Posted by DaVinci2

Not sure, but this may have to do with the fact I live in Japan. I've asked to take needles home and to give them to myself but apparently that's not allowed...which is odd considering it's legal to purchase test and other things like HCG and Clomid as 'supplements'. Not in the store, but online.

Well it's not to me a good spot to do T shots tell them you having pain and you want the shots in your rear. I don't feel you want to get the meds online and needles and do them your self may piss off your Dr. but ask him.