Greyphantom
Moderator
thats ok theres a bit of a queue forming for me it seems
Subq Injection Pain
- Thread starter Anonymous
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Unless you're going in the exact same spot all the time, there's different concentrations of nerves and lymph etc in each site. Just like some spots hurt to break the skin, some site hurt to contain and disperse fluid or whatever.
If it still stings a day later (talking subQ water only) then I'd think the compound was reacting badly with you, immune-response wise. Antihistamines might stop it, and if they do, there's your answer.
If it still stings a day later (talking subQ water only) then I'd think the compound was reacting badly with you, immune-response wise. Antihistamines might stop it, and if they do, there's your answer.
craigyyboi
Full Member
Think the sting could be from piercing the skin. Shouldnt sting for long though
Greyphantom
Moderator
not in my case... not sure why the sterile water gives a sting (which as you say doesnt last long) but bac doesnt...