shadowstryker
Bluelighter
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- Oct 4, 2015
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For the past few days, for some reason, if I fully extend my arm I get this strong, sharp pain in the crook of my arm. This is where I typically IV, but when I arm is extended quickly it feels like someone is stabbing a syringe into the vein right there. I'm not sure of its scar tissue from injecting there so often that's ripping, or I accidentally shot into the tendon that's there or what, I have no idea. It's not pleasant at all however. Another thing it could be is I recall not long ago loading up 70 units into a syringe, registering, shooting 45, and shooting the other 25 about an hour later. This means that there was some coagulated blood in the syringe the second time, but it seemed alright at the time. Could this have caused it? I'll also note that for the past few days and only recently starting to fade I had a couple really dark purple small dots on my arm from injecting. I mean really small, like maybe a couple times larger than a typical track mark. Never gotten these before but it happened after injecting that aforementioned second time I do know that.
Any ideas? I'm not really worried about it because it isn't constantly annoying me, only when extending/straightening my arm, but still really curious if I should get it looked at.
Any ideas? I'm not really worried about it because it isn't constantly annoying me, only when extending/straightening my arm, but still really curious if I should get it looked at.