do you rotate? I know it is hard without a lot of fat. i lost a lot of weight this summer and it hurt to inject in my belly area. but try to rotate all day long: . front upper thigh, back thigh, buttocks, below buttocks and belly. i never could get use to the arm. rotation of injection site is pretty important to avoid those complications. it must really hurt to keep injecting into the bruises and not have time to heal. also, maybe a shorter thinner needle.
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Cluster of bruises at injection site for CFRD
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do you rotate? I know it is hard without a lot of fat. i lost a lot of weight this summer and it hurt to inject in my belly area. but try to rotate all day long: . front upper thigh, back thigh, buttocks, below buttocks and belly. i never could get use to the arm. rotation of injection site is pretty important to avoid those complications. it must really hurt to keep injecting into the bruises and not have time to heal. also, maybe a shorter thinner needle.
do you rotate? I know it is hard without a lot of fat. i lost a lot of weight this summer and it hurt to inject in my belly area. but try to rotate all day long: . front upper thigh, back thigh, buttocks, below buttocks and belly. i never could get use to the arm. rotation of injection site is pretty important to avoid those complications. it must really hurt to keep injecting into the bruises and not have time to heal. also, maybe a shorter thinner needle.
do you rotate? I know it is hard without a lot of fat. i lost a lot of weight this summer and it hurt to inject in my belly area. but try to rotate all day long: . front upper thigh, back thigh, buttocks, below buttocks and belly. i never could get use to the arm. rotation of injection site is pretty important to avoid those complications. it must really hurt to keep injecting into the bruises and not have time to heal. also, maybe a shorter thinner needle.
do you rotate? I know it is hard without a lot of fat. i lost a lot of weight this summer and it hurt to inject in my belly area. but try to rotate all day long: . front upper thigh, back thigh, buttocks, below buttocks and belly. i never could get use to the arm. rotation of injection site is pretty important to avoid those complications. it must really hurt to keep injecting into the bruises and not have time to heal. also, maybe a shorter thinner needle.
randomgirl
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I think I'm taking vitamin K...I sadly don't remember...too many pills. But yea I guess I'll start to try diff parts of my thighs and stuff
randomgirl
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I think I'm taking vitamin K...I sadly don't remember...too many pills. But yea I guess I'll start to try diff parts of my thighs and stuff
randomgirl
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I think I'm taking vitamin K...I sadly don't remember...too many pills. But yea I guess I'll start to try diff parts of my thighs and stuff
randomgirl
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I think I'm taking vitamin K...I sadly don't remember...too many pills. But yea I guess I'll start to try diff parts of my thighs and stuff
randomgirl
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I think I'm taking vitamin K...I sadly don't remember...too many pills. But yea I guess I'll start to try diff parts of my thighs and stuff
BreatheLife
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Last year when I saw my diabetes dr she said that she could often times tell when a cfer has low vitamin K levels because of the large amount of bruising at injection sites.
BreatheLife
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Last year when I saw my diabetes dr she said that she could often times tell when a cfer has low vitamin K levels because of the large amount of bruising at injection sites.
BreatheLife
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Last year when I saw my diabetes dr she said that she could often times tell when a cfer has low vitamin K levels because of the large amount of bruising at injection sites.
BreatheLife
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Last year when I saw my diabetes dr she said that she could often times tell when a cfer has low vitamin K levels because of the large amount of bruising at injection sites.
BreatheLife
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Last year when I saw my diabetes dr she said that she could often times tell when a cfer has low vitamin K levels because of the large amount of bruising at injection sites.