Prolonged Injection Site Pain

[builtla323]

I did Test Prop cause I ran out of everything else. Shot didn't hurt right away like it usually did but a week later it started hurting. Been a week of it hurting now. Should I start to worry? I thought prop was short acting. I don't have medical insurance

[johnnythunders]

prop is known for the sore injection sites. but the way you describe the timing of your pain is really strange. Ive only ran one cycle with prop in it and usually mine would start hurting a few hours to a day later. this would last for maybe a couple days after. nothing too serious. do you have any swelling or sign of irritation? also be sure you're massaging the site real well after pinning.

[TaiChiChuan]

I've been injecting for over five years and I've only had one bad experience with injection site pain. 1/100

[Dimes1]

Originally Posted by builtla323

I did Test Prop cause I ran out of everything else. Shot didn't hurt right away like it usually did but a week later it started hurting. Been a week of it hurting now. Should I start to worry? I thought prop was short acting. I don't have medical insurance

I don't think so. Prop just hurts sometimes. It depends on how and where it was injected as well as the exact content of the product. I've had a site hurt for a long period of time before.

[Elias06]

ey bro not to be alarmed d i loved test prop 100mg i use to get from a bladder and omg thinking back omg did it hurt 4 weeks and still had a third shoulder on both left and right shoulders where i had injected ran outta spots to inject in and had massive lumps but just rub them every now and again because prop causes alot of scar tissue if u inject in the same site over and over and sometimes to ease the next injection you do of prop if you are still using, try how ever much you use and draw it back take the needle off the top and place in microwave for 5-7 secs max and then reapply needle and inject takes the pain away all together i recon

[TaiChiChuan]

So it appears that test propionate is a proponent of pain. Bring it on.