Matthew D said:do you happen to have a picture of it Dr.. might help if we could see it.. as for local discoloration.. I haven't had any
WATERLOGGED said:DR..i havn't really noticed and i've usualy pin my abs,but i'll start lookin for sure.i just got done cycling it fo3mnths on and off...oh btw hi DR. HOW YA BEEN ?
Matthew D said:umm.. well it didn't look like I had a mental picture of.. so I have no clue... sounds like a job for a dermatologist..
JonesersRX7 said:Getting any better?
I can't believe you didn't notice any effects. Bummer.
I've had my shoulders get discolored quite a few times when they get really pumped....it was a bit freaky the first time.Cuffs said:I had two issues concerning discoloration of the skin. The first was when I used a 1-test transdermal and found I was allergic to the 1-test. That broke out all over my body though.
The second was a sort of gray discoloration when I lifted and my muscles became pumped. Mainly the shoulders and arms. I still get it to this day. Someone here said Cutler also experiences this. Not that I'm comparing myself to him. Something to do with oxygen in the blood.
N4cer said:Are you properly diluting with bacteriostatic water just prior to injection? If not, it is most likely bruising due to the tissue necrosis caused by the concentration of the acetic acid or BA, whichever you are using.
If you ARE properly diluting (like filling the entire remainder of the syringe full of bact. water) then maybe your bact. water was improperly manufactured, and could have more than the standard 0.9% BA in it, causing the tissue necrosis.
Thoughts?
UnicronSpawn said:I had a similar incident with PGF2a and that involved quite a few inj's in the same spots. (bilateraly 5x's a day rotating between bi's, tris and each delt head.)
UnicronSpawn said:... Are you still hitting that spot regulary or or you done with your IGF cycle, DR?