I've been SC injecting for almost 7 weeks and in the past week have noticed red splotches on my belly. Its not happened previous 6 weeks. This coincided with shingles and some were shingles blobs. But now, there is definitely a red patch where I've injected- b12 under the skin in the fatty tissue. Is this normal? Thank you !
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Red marks from SC injections - is it normal?

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Yes, totally normal if you are injecting SC. It's just where the B12 is pooling under the skin. It goes away in a few days as it gets absorbed by the body.
I wonder it's just started happening....
When I remove the needle I rub the injection site firmly and it seems to disperse it.
Do use a sterilising swab before and after.
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