Blood in syringe after injection

Rainmanisback · Sep 7, 2012

Hi guys,

I've read many times that this happens sometimes, but I wanted to hear your opinions... lately when I inject in my quads I've been noticing a little blood in the syringe... this does not happens when I aspirate, I only get a little air bubble... but lately I've been putting pressure on the plunge after all the oil goes into the muscle (never did that before) thinking that it will get down the little left over between the syringe and the needle... however today after waiting for about 30 second and putting pressure on the plunge... I literally saw blood coming up into the syringe... should I be worry about this? should I stop applying pressure on the plunge? probably not worth it...

Thanks in advance for taking the time to reply...

johnjuanb1 · Sep 7, 2012

The tip of the syringe is like a razor blade. It's very easy to cause intramuscular bleeding. Don't sweat it. I wouldn't bother applying pressure to get the last drop of gear in. Not worth it.

Jim550 · Sep 7, 2012

Could be like John said or when you pushed it harder at the end it made the needle move into a vein, that is why you saw the blood. It's fine just make sure you aspirate before you inject like you have been, sometimes you can get a tiny little bit of blood in the syringe when you pass through/nick a vein which is no big deal either

Rainmanisback · Sep 7, 2012

johnjuanb1 said:
The tip of the syringe is like a razor blade. It's very easy to cause intramuscular bleeding. Don't sweat it. I would bother applying pressure to get the last drop of gear in. Not worth it.

Agree a 100%.. just stupid... thanks for the reply.... I know your knowledge is respected around here

Rainmanisback · Sep 7, 2012

Jim550 said:
when you pushed it harder at the end it made the needle move into a vein, that is why you saw the blood. It's fine just make sure you aspirate before you inject like you have been, sometimes you can get a tiny little bit of blood in the syringe when you pass through/nick a vein which is no big deal either

Thanks a lot J appreciate the reply

musclehead33 · Sep 7, 2012

johnjuanb1 said:
The tip of the syringe is like a razor blade. It's very easy to cause intramuscular bleeding. Don't sweat it. I wouldn't bother applying pressure to get the last drop of gear in. Not worth it.

There you have it.