After two months of thinking about it finally did the deed Was scared ****less mostly I think about getting air in I think If I still alive tomorrow will hav another go Followed what everyone had said about letting the swab patch dry and it was at room temp same one I get from docs Cos it on my numb leg never felt a thing Yes my biggest worry was the air
Finally did the si deed: After two... - Pernicious Anaemi...
Finally did the si deed
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Don't worry about the air. Air is only dangerous if it gets into the veins (and you'd normally need a lot more than the tiny amount you may inject). You are injecting into the muscle, which has very,very few large blood vessels. Have a look at a slice of ham - which is very much like your own leg muscles. You'll need a microscope to see the tiny blood vessels in that bit of muscle.
Somewhere I posted a link to a nursing website where they state that it's not a problem with IM or SC injections.
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