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I have just done my second injection in my abdomen,and have left a very blue mark and bleeding from site,running down my stomach bleeding.did'nt happen with first.which I did at hospital.
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92903 tn?1309904711
As a wise soul said here once, "If this was rocket science or easily screwed up, they wouldn't allow us to do it ourselves."
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1431734 tn?1421011671
also straight in straight out. give 15 sec or so before pulling out. i never had blood, bruising or any marks. good luck.
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1491755 tn?1333201362
How much blood was there ?  If a little it was a capillary no worries.  Remember pinch your skin insert needle let go of skin then inject.  Most of the time there were a few drops of blood when and always a red spot it was never blue.
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That happens sometimes. It's nothing to worry about.
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