@cheese_greater to Ask Lemmy • 8 months agoWhat alternative routes of administration (RoA) have you experienced drugs/medications with?message-square13arrow-up126arrow-down17
arrow-up119arrow-down1message-squareWhat alternative routes of administration (RoA) have you experienced drugs/medications with?@cheese_greater to Ask Lemmy • 8 months agomessage-square13
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink7•edit-28 months agoI do my testosterone shots subconsciously subcutaneously instead of intramuscularly. Had my thigh lock up for a solid week after I hit the wrong spot, so fuck that. Drawing it up takes fucking forever, though.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink4•8 months agoDon’t wanna sound judgemental but that’s the kind of habit that really gets under my skin
minus-square@WhiteOakBayoulink2•8 months agoThe only test I’ve given patients was super thick. Is yours thin or are you putting that oil subq?
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•8 months agoI’m doing it subq. I split it into two doses and do it twice a week. A 27g needle doesn’t take a super long time, but 29g is more comfortable.
minus-square@papalonianlink2•8 months agoAt my work I see most people using a large needle to draw up and a small needle to inject. Don’t know if that’s doable in your situation.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•8 months agoIt is, but I ordered 27-29g insulin syringes to try out. Once I use those up I’ll order 27g needles and use up my 18g and 23g tips.
I do my testosterone shots
subconsciouslysubcutaneously instead of intramuscularly. Had my thigh lock up for a solid week after I hit the wrong spot, so fuck that.Drawing it up takes fucking forever, though.
Did you mean subcutaneously?
I guess I missed that autocorrect
Probably a subcutaneous habit when typing.
Don’t wanna sound judgemental but that’s the kind of habit that really gets under my skin
The only test I’ve given patients was super thick. Is yours thin or are you putting that oil subq?
I’m doing it subq. I split it into two doses and do it twice a week. A 27g needle doesn’t take a super long time, but 29g is more comfortable.
At my work I see most people using a large needle to draw up and a small needle to inject. Don’t know if that’s doable in your situation.
It is, but I ordered 27-29g insulin syringes to try out. Once I use those up I’ll order 27g needles and use up my 18g and 23g tips.