Pain that intensifies hours after injection

[tracylynn]

I've been injecting trizep for many months and have never had pain. I've been using 2 other peptides over the past two weeks alternating days.
Today I decided to inject Lipo-C about 3-4 inches to the left of belly button (love handle). About 30 minutes later I decided to inject KLOW on the opposite side.
I felt some pain a little after the Lipo-C but massaged the area and felt it was ok. A few hours later I started feeling a more intense pain at each injection site. The pain is not on the surface of the skin it feels like a deeper pain.

Has anyone else had this happen? Any tips on soothing this pain or how long it might last?

Thanks in advance.

 

[scarywood75]

I've been injecting trizep for many months and have never had pain. I've been using 2 other peptides over the past two weeks alternating days.
Today I decided to inject Lipo-C about 3-4 inches to the left of belly button (love handle). About 30 minutes later I decided to inject KLOW on the opposite side.
I felt some pain a little after the Lipo-C but massaged the area and felt it was ok. A few hours later I started feeling a more intense pain at each injection site. The pain is not on the surface of the skin it feels like a deeper pain.

Has anyone else had this happen? Any tips on soothing this pain or how long it might last?

Thanks in advance.

GLOW for me is really painful, I've heard KPV (to make KLOW) makes it more bearable, but could be that

It's the GHK part that burns for a lot of us

I have no remedy tho sorry

 

[StonePny]

I've been injecting trizep for many months and have never had pain. I've been using 2 other peptides over the past two weeks alternating days.
Today I decided to inject Lipo-C about 3-4 inches to the left of belly button (love handle). About 30 minutes later I decided to inject KLOW on the opposite side.
I felt some pain a little after the Lipo-C but massaged the area and felt it was ok. A few hours later I started feeling a more intense pain at each injection site. The pain is not on the surface of the skin it feels like a deeper pain.

Has anyone else had this happen? Any tips on soothing this pain or how long it might last?

Thanks in advance.

I have the Lipo-mino left from Olympic pharmacy that I inject couple of times a week. It burns! And I've heard the KLOW is a burner too.
I try to do the Lipo more on my hip, toward the back. I also angle it a bit, more horizontally instead of going straight down because it's a full 1ml. Seems to help a bit.

 

[tracylynn]

It took several hours to go away but it feels much better today. That was my third dose so I wasn't expecting that. Now I know. lol
I think a different location might be better too. Maybe upper thigh?? Has anyone tried that?

 

[Skidude]

It took several hours to go away but it feels much better today. That was my third dose so I wasn't expecting that. Now I know. lol
I think a different location might be better too. Maybe upper thigh?? Has anyone tried that?

I was on a 5/2 cycle of Lipo and tried stomach and thighs, both were tough, I finally settled on buttocks and that solved the ISR problem for me- slight bump that went away in an hour and no more pain.
That was my experience.
Subcutaneous, 31g, 8mm at a 45 degree angle.

 

[christa_channing]

I was on a 5/2 cycle of Lipo and tried stomach and thighs, both were tough, I finally settled on buttocks and that solved the ISR problem for me- slight bump that went away in an hour and no more pain.
That was my experience.
Subcutaneous, 31g, 8mm at a 45 degree angle.

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Back in the 80's my diet doc was giving me B12 injections in my butt. I just ordered Lip-C and was planning on doing it in that "safe" area. Researching the protocol for this while waiting for it to arrive.

 

[Skidude]

Back in the 80's my diet doc was giving me B12 injections in my butt. I just ordered Lip-C and was planning on doing it in that "safe" area. Researching the protocol for this while waiting for it to arrive.

I do them there subcutaneous not IM, works good little to no ISR.

 

[christa_channing]

I do them there subcutaneous not IM, works good little to no ISR.

Yeah. None of the needles I have would hit muscle back there. 🤣🤣

 

[MadisonB]

I did my first NAD+ in my upper thigh and my first GLOW yesterday in my lower stomach and dear lord tiny creole baby jesus were they both sooooo spicy! Had a big ol' welt at the NAD site that went away about the time the one at the Glow site showed up. Glow site still stings and has a tiny bump. Glow today was in top of buttocks with an extra bunch of BAC water. Still a slight pinprick sting but MUCH better. Meat suits are weird.

 

[Pinmebaby1moretime]

I did my first NAD+ in my upper thigh and my first GLOW yesterday in my lower stomach and dear lord tiny creole baby jesus were they both sooooo spicy! Had a big ol' welt at the NAD site that went away about the time the one at the Glow site showed up. Glow site still stings and has a tiny bump. Glow today was in top of buttocks with an extra bunch of BAC water. Still a slight pinprick sting but MUCH better. Meat suits are weird.

Sometimes heat and massaging can help. Try injecting where you have the most fat.

 

[MadisonB]

Sometimes heat and massaging can help. Try injecting where you have the most fat.

Yeah, the location change made all the difference! I wasn't sure about the massaging for subq, as I know it can be NOT recommended for IM but will definitely keep it in mind if the stinging comes back.

 

[bradakai]

Are you injecting subcutaneously or intramuscularly? Intramuscular injections are notorious for being more painful because they go deeper into the muscle tissue and fascia…. I’m an RN here with 10 years experience of giving injections and IV therapy.

 

[Pinmebaby1moretime]

Are you injecting subcutaneously or intramuscularly? Intramuscular injections are notorious for being more painful because they go deeper into the muscle tissue and fascia…. I’m an RN here with 10 years experience of giving injections and IV therapy.

Yeah I totally agree, I can’t do IM without my muscle being sore a whole day. Which makes working out such a pain. I’ve only tried L-carnitine.