Painless Self Injection
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For Vlog #6 I teach you to give yourself (or someone else) an intermuscular (IM) injection with NO pain--really! Common medications given IM include: hormone replacement therapy for men and women including trans folk, fertility treatments, and vitamin B-12 shots. This is NOT the technique for giving subcutaneous (SQ) injections such as insulin.
The main "trick" is actually evidence-based! That is, it is supported by actual research. Here is a link to the article: journals.lww.c...
This video is actually a re-make of a one I posted ten years ago which has gotten over 1.8 million views. Clearly people found it helpful. If you want to see the old, amateurish vid, follow this link: • 💉 Painless Self-Injection .
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Thanks, nurse Scott. I have terrible anxiety about injecting tiny bubbles, so thank you for debunking that myth.
Those very little ones will do no harm 👍
Yeah I always heard ,inject air, and a bubble of air goes into your hear and you drop over dead. ha ha ha.........
I put it off for weeks because I was afraid of doing the injection incorrectly, etc. Today was the day...I found your video..did exactly as you prescribed and BAM! It was done with NO pain. Thank you!
Same! 😂
This is for anyone who still couldn't do it!!!
I watched the injection part a handful of times and sat around for HOURS, trying to convince myself, and couldn't bring myself to do it. There was something about stabbing it fast like a dart that I just couldn't do. If this applies to you, try this; For some reason, it occurred to me that maybe doing it slow would be easier for me since I know the needle is very small and sharp. I figured I had nothing to lose because I was in full control and could stop at any time or if I felt pain. All I did was press it against my skin, apply slight pressure, and it went in almost effortlessly and painlessly. It went in far enough that it was easy to just keep pressing it in. None of it hurt whatsoever. Including pulling it out. I still stretched the skin as recommended, but I also bled a decent amount. I'm sure that was because of my method. Good luck! Please let me know if this helped anyone. 🙂
I sometimes do the same thing i have a hard time with the whole jab method
I was also worried to jab and did it just a slow constant motion. It went in surprisingly easy and didn’t hurt too bad at all.
I saw a video, where they say once you have given yourself the jab and the needle is in your skin, support the needle next to your skin, so it is not moving in a circle under your skin. With the needle stationary, it should hurt less, bleed less and help your medicine inject easier.
Bro you SAVED ME, I was tripping screaming at myself "WHY CANT I JUST DO THIS" then I tried your technique and it didn't hurt going in!! But stung slightly for 2 min after. Thank you.
you’re the man bro seriously thank you so much. I was stuck for an hour screaming at myself. Why couldn’t I do this and my wife was trying to do it and I couldn’t let her just stab me. Something about stabbing it fast is crazy to me, but I did what you said when in like nothing I didn’t feel pain only I felt pain was when my wife stabbed it harder into me😂😭
I sat here for 20 minutes because i was scared, but i did it anyways using your technique. It was definitely not perfect for a first injection but im pretty proud.
good for you!! :)
OMG I'm sitting here freatking out... about to do it!
I’m the same way
@@TheSweatyBettieshowd it go?:)
@@milkyuuuuI just took my first B12 shot. I will try to do it myself going forward but today I chickened out and had someone else do it. Lol..I've literally had the supplies for an entire week and was too nervous😅
Huge mental game to this. Like standing on a really high cliff, and forcing yourself to jump. Thanks Scott. These tips were really helpful. I felt ZERO pain, and I just did my second injection, and it was so much less intimidating than my first because the first one went so smoothly thanks to your tips.
What a fantastic analogy. You see , I think I’m smart until ……..😊
My first one I just put my brain autopilot and followed a YT video. No pain. The second one was just boring ... I had a small box with everything ready to go, did the jab and went for a walk (to get the testosterone dissipated a bit in the muscle)
Okay. It's not fair that I'm only finding out about the cough trick now. I self-administer and it can sometimes take 15 minutes for me to talk myself down in order to do it. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. A million times THANK YOU.
Check out this video if you have injection anxiety, it will change your life! th-cam.com/video/uOFToWILvZA/w-d-xo.html
that’s what i’m doing right now i’m so nervous i can’t get my self to do it 😢
Thank you so much mate!!! Just gave myself my 1st testosterone injection and the build up was sooooo much worse then the reality thanks to your caugh technique. Your a hero.
@@rocawjayz6fd20012 inject into your ventro glutes
@@Mahir-Azerbaijani not if your talking about woman trying to be men and men trying to be woman that's called transgender. That is a mental disorder. We do t choose what gender we are. Men and men woman are woman. There is no changeing that infact trans gender has the highest suicide rate both pre op and post op. Instead of encouraging these people we need to get them the help they need to feel comfortable in the body they were given and can't actually change. All the hormones in the world isn't going to make a man same level as a woman and as long as there is men competing in woman's sports woman will never stand a chance
@@SeanMathes I normally do it in-between the knee cap and the hip joint area. I've watched several videos of doing injections in that area. I'd like to try my butt area but I know you have to go above the crack and to the right of the middle of the butt cheek I have also watched those vids as well. It's just the twisting around to inject and aspirate that's my issue
@@rocawjayz6fd20012 the ventroglute is the best injection site by far. No twisting or aspirating necessary. Take a look at this video th-cam.com/video/ULaFAaseI3M/w-d-xo.html
@@sparkhormonetherapy thank you so much
I’m an RN and clinical facilitator for nursing students. This is such a great video for helping folks who are scared of giving or receiving injections, and I love how inclusive it is for anyone who might need to self-administer IMs. Thanks!
yes@@Ontiming2023
" I love how inclusive it is for anyone who might need to self-administer." Of course you do, you too are a leftist. Politics has NOTHING TO DO with self administering a shot. It matters not why those watching are injecting and the majority of people have anxiety or they wouldn't be here. Addtionally, the majority of people injecting are men with low T and their politics dont matter, they have to inject whether they're right, left or center. So politics should never be brought into this. But that difference between yourself, a liberal, and me, and independent. I respect people enough not to cram my politics down their throats.
You weren't at all concerned over the contaminated injection site from his fingers and shorts, and aspirating the needle which is no longer recommended? I'm in nursing school now and almost everything he did goes against what we are being taught.
@@dgjax99hey I am not scared of injecting needle just scared of hitting a nerve or veins please give suggestions. I want to do IM but even 1 inch needle can’t reach my glutes muscles. I am skinny fat my delts have pretty small muscle can’t inject there. Remains quads but i am heard they have lot of nerves have tried 1 2 shots but little sharp pain so I didn’t do my shots. Any recommendations subq give me large bumps which stays for weeks
@@dgjax99 😂 smh
This video made it possible for me to do something I could never have imagined - give myself an injection (I can't even watch people use needles on TV) - and with, no exaggeration, zero pain. THANK YOU.
I gave myself my first injection last night after watching your video and there was no pain whatsoever. Thanks for sharing this man. It was super helpful.
You won!
I administer testosterone into my thighs twice weekly and have been for the past year, this was one of the first videos that I watched when learning how to give injections and have been using it since. Good stuff
Thank you so much Nurse Scott. I have had a fear of needles most of my life. Your reassuring words and tone made all the difference for me. The cough really made it painless. I have had low T for a long time and was so afraid to inject myself. My Dr thinks it will make a huge difference in my overall health. He sent me a link. Until I found your video, I was not convinced I could do it. I’m truly grateful.
I’m a retired nurse and I feared getting shots. I need to administer my own b-12 shots 2x monthly, and I tried your method and wow it worked😊! Thanks
Definitely watching this video
Honestly the cough bit was genius, just did my first dose and I didn't even notice it go in!
My wife is starting HRT and asked me to do her IM injections for her. I hope this helps make it easy for her to take her medication without pain! Thank you!
Oh my heavens! I was freaking out and I am a whole RN trying to give myself an IM injection. Like I didn't even feel it. You know what, no more finding another nurse to give my patients IM injections. Doing them myself. You da very best Nurse Scott!!!!!
For 7 years I’ve done subq shots, which started to hurt more and more for some reason and turn me off from doing my shots consistently altogether. Did my first IM tonight with this video and now I feel the excitement from getting my T dose again. Thank you
What have you been injecting if may ask?
@@a.k2156T = testosterone
"For 7 years I’ve done subq shots, which started to hurt more and more for some reason and turn me off from doing my shots consistently altogether" Me too, I have the exact same problem, Ive been doing it for years and for some reason the last 3 were incredibly painful and even caused my quad to spasm. Im trying to get the nerve to try it again because Im late on my injection again because of it.
@@a.k2156 0.5mL T cypionate weekly
@@independenttntn3276 I figured out (I think) that it was due to my low body fat percentage. I weigh under 120lb, and was not able to grab much fat for my subq shots, so it hurt. And when I did IM with 1in needle, even that was too long and was making me hit bone or something.
So I’ve been doing my IM shots in thigh with a shorter, 25g x 5/8 needle (what I used before for the subq) and I have almost zero pain now.
You can also try to ice the area a bit before injecting so it’s numb. And don’t tense up, that might trigger the involuntary muscle spasms. It’s happened to me twice. Very bizarre feeling.
I had a really bad experience injecting the last time. I have to tell you, this was the BEST video to watch!! This time it was painless and 1000% times better! Thank you so so much!!
Wow i can't believe i had zero pain with the coughing! I am terrified of needles and this helped alot thanks man 🙏🏻 btw if you have anxiety like i do...i did a few "practice" runs with the motions (no needle or medicine) and it helped calm me down
Nurse Scott you’re the GOAT of painless techniques!!! Thank you so much for this video. I had my first injection this morning and froze for a second, but turned your video on and literally followed you step by step. The “cough” technique really worked! I used a 25g 5/8 needle and felt nothing. Thanks for helping us all out because truly no one wants to stab themselves, but this process is so much easier now going forward!!!
Marvelous! Thank you so much. I've been giving myself injections for ten years and procrastinate every shot but this was flawless. No pain, no dread and I'll be damned that cough works. Thanks again!
My first injection was absolutely painless! I used a larger "Green" needle. The coughing trick was spot on THANK YOU!
I know you posted this over a year ago, but I just experienced the first painless injection in my life following your tips AND on top of that learned that I was doing everything wrong minus the location. a few of my friends have also gotten some good use out of this video too :)
thank you so much for making this!
also the cough tip is absolutely phenomenal
In the beginning i was very scared but when i followe your instructions i was able to do it perfectly,Thank you so much ❤️👌👍
Thank you for being so kind to people who have to self inject! You would think working in the medical field would make it easier to self inject, but because I have such time muscle mass is difficult for me to stretch the skin at all. This was so sweet and kind.
Dude! You have no idea how much I appreciate this video. I was so PSYCHING myself out. This helped tremendously. It honestly didn't hurt at all and I'm sure I'll still have to get used to it, but this was phenomenal to get through the first one.
Oh my goodness this was amazing!!! I was so nervous but it worked so well! My 3 year old came and stood by me just as I was about to do it and the only comment she had was "cough into your sleeve ok?" When I did the jab and cough 😄
Thanks again Scott. You have really helped me out. I used to be an EMT, but my self-injections were pretty uncomfortable until I followed your instructions. Now it's all good!
Another good way to find your spot on your thigh is to stand straight up with your arm straight down to your side and where your middle finger touches your quad is roughly where you want to inject at.
ok, I've been injecting a 25G needle with 1.5ml of fat burner and B12-super thick and long needle. I hate giving myself injections every week, and it ALWAYS leaves a big bump and it's sore for a few days after. This technique was super easy! I honestly still don't believe how painless it was . THANK YOU! I didn't do the cough, couldn't get myself to incorporate it...but it was so good! thx again :-)
I’ve been giving myself T-shots for over a year but was never that fond of the process until I tried your technique. It really worked. Totally painless!!! Jab and cough…that’s my new method from now on. Thanks!
I've been on HRT for almost a year and I've been stretching the skin, but doing it SOOOOO slowly because I'm scared to mess it up, but this explains why it still hurts after so much practice!
Ill definitely be saving this for when I do my next injection :)
Just done my first self administered injection. Followed your tips and no pain. Was nervous over doing it but it worked. Thank you
2 months ago I switched to 2x week split dosage with a 29 gauge 1/2" insulin needle. Wow! What a difference in comfort. Fast, easy, and painless. No hesitation as before and no need for the cough technique. Something to consider, guys.
are you Turkish? please answer
@@cemalyildirim6234 No.
Thank you!! 1st injection done flawlessly and it's all thank to you!
I have tried like 6 times to just jam that bastard needle in there, but I am having crazy anxiety when I have the needle loaded up and ready to go. I literally have tattoos all over my body, and have never had issue with injections until now, when I need to administer them to myself. This shit is a wild ride. Thanks for this video, I am sure I will be back to it over and over once I finally get past this mental block.
You will. The more positive experiences you have, the easier it gets. That first one is a leap of faith, though. Good luck.
@@thenursescott Thank you! I have just successfully completed my first self injection! Not bad at all! This video helped me more than you know!
Same im scared 😢
Hey man how has the pinning gone?? Do you have any advice? I am scared of hitting a nerve/ vein.
Thank you brother!! I used to have no issues giving myself injections and then I started making the mistake of going to slow and then muscle spasm and then started to build up a fear of it. I literally coughed and did exactly what you did and man the fear is gone!! Thank you again. You should honestly show glute and shoulder hits if possible. Just so people are aware from a professional!! Thanks!!!
I’m new at this. My doc is giving me TRT treatment and I never knew u can even take it this way. Omg. It’s amazing
Thank you. I have Klinefelters syndrome and have to take a weekly injection. For a while my brother would do them but he just moved to start medical school, and my wife gets really nervous doing it herself. This was the first time I’ve been able to do it without causing bleeding, discomfort, and soreness. I feel much more confident moving forward so thank you very much!
Thank you so much!! I've been injecting for 15 years or more. I did the thigh a few years ago but got nervous and went back to my shoulders!! This worked so well!!
I've been giving myself intramuscular injections once a week for 4 years and this technique has helped me more than any other I've ever tried. Thank you so much!! I don't have to force my wife to give me my shots anymore and I swear it's easy and doesn't hurt. THANK YOU SOOOOOO MUCH!!!!
just gave myself HRT shot for the first time - It was painless!!!! thanks so much for the video! ( like many I had fear but your technique worked like a charm, stretch, cough and dart.. perfect! I laughed because I thought hey,,, where is the pain??) NONE!
This technique is a good one. Way better than i was taught for other injections in the glutes. Thank you for this! You helped a trans girl do her first shot ❤
I finally did it, can't believe! Coughing is key haha, zero pain!!! For an instant I thought I wasn't gonna make it but I did it, thank you again!
just gave myself my first IM testosterone injection while watching this video. I was so nervous and was shaking so much I could barely follow your tips for painless injection, but I just jabbed it in there and guess what? It was absolutely nothing. No pain at all... easy as pie! your reassuring manner definitely helped me get through it though! Thank you, Scott!
Thanks Nurse Scott, just gave myself my weekly estradiol dose, the stretching and the coughing really helps ❤🙏🏽
i just gave myself an estrogen injection and it did not hurt at all!!!! you are kind and also a genius. amazing!!!
Thanks Scott. I’ve been on gels for awhile and wanted to go to injections because every two weeks or gels every day just made sense but I wasn’t sure I could do it myself. I have no problem with getting shots or giving blood but for me injecting yourself is a mind game. You don’t get a lot of information from the doctor in details like you give here. I’m so glad I found your video before I attempted this myself. I can say this was absolutely painless. The coughing technique is an absolute blessing. Thanks so much!!! Anyone wanting to change from gels to injections just follow what Scott says you’ll be glad you did!!!!
Thank you so so so much!!! I've been doing injections for months, but I was feeling so anxious today and this REALLY helped me through it!!! And now I have great techniques for the future!! 100% will be back, you made me feel so calm. Thank you!!!
Excellent video mate! Everyone has told me how bad IM is and I’m new to doing injections. Literally zero pain! Thank you
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Big thanks from me too. I still have a huge bruise a week after i did it on my own. With your method, no pain, no bruise.
Injecting in a hot shower helps big time imo. Oil thins out, muscle is more relaxed, and the skin is a bit "softer". Expanding the skin on the injection site in the shower is also a huge benefit. You can also use a half inch 100 IU insulin needle in you deltoid, thighs, chest, calves, ect.... You just need to back fill it with a larger need to draw up the oil.
Thank you! I just gave myself a b12 shot. I can’t believe I was so hesitant. I’m a phlebotomist. Just human nature, like you said. Great video.
Is your b12 red/pink? Mine is and I can’t ever confirm if there is blood or not. Lol.
You didn't inject it intramuscularly though, did you? B12 should almost always be used through an s.c. injection. Most B12-Solutions can be used through IV, IM and SC injection but unless there is already an intravenous catheter attached or you have some tissue illness that doesn't allow for s.c.-injection, you should ALWAYS go for the subcutaneous injection as it is by far the one with the least amount of risk. I.M and I.V always come with a comparably high risk. Even though we have a pretty good understanding of the general location of veins; it still happens pretty often that a simple IM injection paralyzes a person for life, because a significant nerve was accidentally hit and cut.
I.M. should only be used over S.C. if the medication is specifically only allowed for S.C. (like most insulins or heparin and enoxaparin for example) it needs to be absorbed rapidly and an IV would take too long to administer due to bad veins. Classic examples would be Morphin and Midazolam in emergency situations.
@@creativeself7147 yes, B12 is prescribed and administered IM. I highly doubt it happens “pretty often” that IM injections paralyze a person for life. Don’t fear monger.
Wanted to add my thanks!!! Days 1-4 of injections were terrible and stressful. Day 5 we added the stretched skin and the cough and I was informed she didn't feel it at all. Thank you so much!
Super super grateful that you made this video. I'm taking IM injections for FET and proud to say I have not felt a thing. Thank you thank you!
I have to give myself IM thigh injections every other week and I always get anxiety. I've found watching your video while I do it reminds me how it easy it is and that it doesn't hurt it all. Also your voice helps calm me down. Thanks!
Great help. I was doing it wrong. It hurt for days. That was painless. Thank you so much
Thanks, Scott. Every time I have to inject myself I let the video play in the background. 40+ injections and little to no pain so far. Thank you alot. :)
i'm about to start taking testosterone and i was so nervous about doing it myself, this video for sure cleared a lot of things i had in mind! thank you!
5 months later, do you feel better?
@@BecauseIamHere yea lol, but i don't inject on myself, my cousin is a nurse so he does it for me instead, but im feelling great!!
@@vincenttttee I'm new to this. I've been feeling bad for a while now and finally found a good doctor that would help me. Apparently my testosterone levels were 18 LOL so that might be what's causing me to not feel good. I just got my stuff in the mail and I'm about to start it tonight. I was just curious if it's going to make that big of a difference. I'm also a little worried because my blood pressure is high and I hear that it can make your blood pressure higher
@@vincenttttee also not sure if it makes a difference between going in the muscle or going in the fat. What do you recommend? Does it hurt?
@@BecauseIamHere it hurts a bit, its just a little sting tho, i get my injections on my muscles since i believe it gets to my blood quicker
Thank you. I was just given B12 without instructions.
Thank you sir. Second week of TRT and the cough helped a lot. Mostly over the mental hurdle. Really no pain at all.
It worked!!! I coughed at the moment I jabbed my thigh, and it WORKED!!! Felt nothing! Thank you!!!
thanks for the video just gave my first shot 10 min ago, didnt think i would have a issue but holding that syringe looking at the needle i was wrong. I did you stretch / cough and jabbed didnt feel a thing was just all in my head. Thanks as my doctor and phamcist gave no directions and my instructions with the medication said follow doctors orders...
Never gave myself an injection. Your explanation and technique were spot on. Thank you
You're everybody's hero today. Im very sensitive to pain, so even the painless jab was still quite uncomfortable, but I DID it. First ever T dosage, and all on my own. Thanks a million, gonna rewatch this video every week until I no longer need it lol
I just had my first own shot. My hands were shaking, i was sweaty as hell. I followed Your guide and didnt feel nothing! Your brilliant
I've been doing my own shots for a while now and I'm always so proud of myself when I manage to get the shot perfect and painlessly w minimal to no blood leaking lol
Thank you! I’ve had to watch this a few times to get it right. I’m definitely still a bit needle shy.
Great video. I had to switch injection sites and was always worried about giving myself a shot in the leg. This video helped a ton. Thank you!
I'm here to show my gratitude to you. A little over 3 years ago, I had zero knowledge about these stuff but wanted to use testosterone as I just started going to the gym. I jabbed myself for about 3 weeks (twice a week) but stopped as it was too painful. I've been using orals (D-bol) ever since but they're horrible on my liver.
I've decided to jump back into the test game. Did proper research, asked my gym buddies (that's using) and watched your video. Back then, I used a 19g needle to jab myself and they hurt. I'm using 23g now and used your method (minus the coughing) and I don't feel a thing! It's going to be easy from here on out. Thank you yet again!
Thank you for this guide.
40s, cis male, low testosterone. After 3 months of going to my Dr/clinic for weekly injections, I’m switching to self injections. After chickening out twice (needle phobia), I just went for it. No issues, no pain, and now no worries about doing it again.
Only thing I did in addition was doing a few practice jabs on an orange with another needle to get an idea of what it would feel like and get the motion down.
That’s a great idea. i’m so happy for you.
Thank you thank you thank you. I am 73 years old I am just starting to get myself injections. My son is 43 and he just started giving himself injections and encouraged me to do it, he said they gave him lots of energy. You gave great instructions couldn't be any better. This video helped build up my courage to inject myself in my thigh. It took me about 10 minutes to build up my courage.lol😂
THANK YOU!! Finally did it. Been hesitant, watched many videos, and didn't feel confident. You helped me and I am appreciative.
I'm prepping for my first B12 injection and delighted that you do supportive of trans folks giving themselves their first shots as well. I'm on TH-cam for learning and you're providing the right kind of content!!
Thank you for this video Nurse Scott! Especially thank you for making it with inclusivity in mind. Supportive and kind people in helping professions make the world a safer place.
OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!! I was never taught how to inject properly so I have been struggling through it for months. As terrifying as this was, it was 100% painless! I am so happy this randomly came across my feed.
Thanks for this video! I use a monthly IM auto-injector (Aimovig), and I will definitely try the coughing tip next time. I’ll also be sharing with a friend who has some anxiety around his T injections. Much appreciated!
Ok I just started TRT and so I searched about self injection videos and I found this one .
I wanted to try the dart 🎯 + cough method but at the same time I wanted to see/feel the pain I was “trying to avoid” with the dart 🎯+ cough method so I did it really slow.
Cleaned the area, stretched the area and applied the injection slowly, to be honest, there is very little, very little pain doing it slowly. I’ll try the dart 🎯 + cough method one of this times.
Token trans girl coming in to say this was very helpful!
Thank you so much as a person who has had to total hysterectomy and has to do shelf hormone injections. Depo estrogen and testosterone. Thank you thank you.
really helped me 'cause the injection into the asscheek muscle was a bit tough for me. big respect!!
I've been sitting here with the needle in my hand for almost 30 minutes. Couldn't make myself do it. And I consider myself a bit of a tough guy, lol
Anyway... After your video I did it! Thank you. Hopefully it will be easier as time goes on 👍
Thank you so much. I had know knowledge base for self injection of testosterone. You video was fantastic. My deepest thanks. I was very uncomfortable in doing this by my self. Thank you again.
Hi , I’m myself a doctor.. but trust me I never had courage to do self injection.. I use to ask my assistant to get me injected .. but after watching your video I managed to do .. though I’m on insulin but I use to get scared to do IM Injection 💉.. thank you dear.. God bless you.
Thanks so much for this! I just followed your advice and was so surprised that I felt no pain at all!
Thank you so much for this, was starting to doubt if I did my shot right
Did my first TRT injection tonight with this technique thank you!
Thank you sir! I do greatly appreciate this! I’ve been taking IM for a few years now in different spots trying to find a place where it doesn’t hurt or hurt after.. I did this, and I’m so amazed by it! For the first time in a while, it isn’t hurting during, or after it! 😊
First injection down! Zero pain!! You freakin rock! My hands were literally trembling 😅 it was like there was no needle on the syringe!
im starting my own tshots again after a year and i am truly so nervous about it, very happy to have a video by another trans person rn. very easy and comforting in an anxious situation, thanks!!
I am not trans but I hope this information makes things a little easier for you.
@@thenursescottYeah, you probably should make that more clear because you sure made it sound like you are trans.
The protruding Adam’s Apple is what made me know you aren’t trans.
I guess I could see where you might be confused. I did say "they" (not "we") when talking about trans folks, but...okay. In the end it doesn't matter.
I’m watching this After my first T injection and came here after watching about .2 ml of that precious gold just leak out of my thigh. Thank you. Still trepidation regarding the air at the top; I will attempt this. Thank you.
As a trans woman who has been giving herself injections for almost 2 years now I am amazed how something as small as "Cough as you go in" made such a world of difference! This means so much !
So much better than my glute. Been doing for 3 months and hated it and was always sore for days sitting down. Much better in glute thanks for this video walked me into it .
Thanks a lot. I have to do weekly estrogen injections and I'm really afraid of needles. your video really helps calm my mind beforehand. I know how to do it but seeing you do it, in a calm and reassuring manner really helps me. Thanks :)
Just want to say thanks. Gave myself my 1st ever T injection. Was very apprehensive. Didn't hurt injecting, no blood on drawback. But I am on thinners and may not have pulled enough, little blood on removal.
I've been doing once weekly shots for almost 6 months and i still get psyched out before every shot. 😂
Thanks! You helped me! It really was much better accoeidng your instructions and I was able to do it by myself and did not had to wake up my husband in the middle of the night! ❤
I start my first TRT injection tomorrow kinda nervous. I'm gonna try this trick and update tomorrow. Thank you for the video.
How was it
@@toyotainthewild5370 Sorry abou tthe delayed response. It went fine didnt hurt at all using 23 gauge needle.
The first injection i ever did i never shook so hard in my life but now im on my third and its like second nature, zero pain, zero hesitation. Great video will try the thigh tomorrow, been doing butt cheeks but heard this is a better method
Thank you for this.