MOTS-C oddity...

[JoonyO]

THought I'd toss this experience out and see if any of the illuminati here might know wth this reaction I've had is.
Details. Been taking Mots for 6 weeks. 10mg vials with reconned with 1 ml of Hospira. 5mg ( 50iu ) M/W/F in the AM... fasted. Had the usual itchiness for 20-40 minutes after pinning. No biggie.
Last vial. I fill with 1ml of BAC from a 1ml syringe like usual. I wash my hands. I always spray counter with iso alc and then wipe the area where I'm about to fill syringe. I wipe the vial top with a alc pad as well as the area where I'll pin ( love handle this time ). I fill to 50iu and pin. Not as bad of itchiness I notice. So here's where it gets odd. The NEXT DAY ( Thur ) the area pinned is kind of "hard" and itches a bit. I'd never had that happen before. There's still a bit of a lump there today but the itchiness is gone. And the area ( belly ) I pinned yesterday now has the same issue. A bit of a reddish spot, itchy and hard lump. "Hard" might not be the best description but you can feel the density is firmer than all the surrounding subq.
Maybe this is the normal mots reactions for most, I don't know. I only know that I hadn't had this happen from the previous 9 vials so it's got me asking about it.
Only thing I can attribute anything possibly being different ( than the other vials ) to would be the age of the BAC water that I've been using. Been using it a few weeks now. Don't refrigerate it. Keep out the light.
So that's it. Appreciate any thoughts. THanks.

 

[Calm Logic]

That ISR is common (or at least not unusual) with MOTS, which is why I haven't tried it yet.

But it is surprising to me that you didn't have that reaction earlier.

 

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"gives me a lump for weeks. Like some cancer ass lump..."

 

[JoonyO]

That ISR is common (or at least not unusual) with MOTS, which is why I haven't tried it yet.

But it is surprising to me that you didn't have that reaction earlier.

I DID have the reddish spot and itchiness every previous pin...but NOT to where it was still there the next day. That's my point. THIS ISR is unlike the others: itchy and red for a bit THE DAY OF pinning was expected-this lingering is not.
Now I wonder if it just so happens this one vial may have been overfilled...
Again, this is not at all the experience I had with it from the other 9 vials of the kit. I had the ISR experience THAT IS common before. This ISR is not common. Or so it seems to me.

 

[Calm Logic]

Another lump issue:

The only reactions I've had from QYC Mots-c was itching and a lump/knot where I injected. Would a low PH do that? It's not too bad...

Lingering is common with testosterone ISRs too, but those injections have an oil base.

If you are active one TG, search for MOTS and lump, itchy, ISR, etc.

One example:


Of course, you can also ask AI, such as how this differs from a bacterial infection (and how to treat and possibly prevent bothersome ISRs):

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[JoonyO]

Another lump issue:



Lingering is common with testosterone ISRs too, but those injections have an oil base.

If you are active one TG, search for MOTS and lump, itchy, ISR, etc.

One example:
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Hmm. Don't do TG, really. Don't know how to use it. lol
Perhaps this has become the "normal" ISR for me from MOTS? I'm done with it for a month or so for now. Guess I'll find out next year...since I have another kit ( JEEP-about to be tested ). Thanks!

 

[Calm Logic]

Hmm. Don't do TG, really. Don't know how to use it. lol

Just a matter of time until the assimilation, haha.