When injecting steroids, whether water or oil based, they must be taken intramuscularly, i.e. the injection must penetrate the skin and surface fat and enter the muscle. The most common area to inject into is the upper outer quarter of the buttock. Injections can also be placed into the outer thigh. Intramuscular injections should be given deep within the muscle and away from major nerves and blood vessels.

Absolutely not. My physique is the result of many years of hard work and dedication to my training and diet--not drugs. Back to index Obviously the Earth is flat. That picture was taken in March, which is spring time in Orlando. I simply bruised my arm while doing some yard work. I assure you, I don't use any drugs. Back to index When I bruised my arm it never even occurred to me that I would one day be accused of using steroids. See similar questions...

ProKera is not a replacement for your medication, it is an addendum to treatment. Use cortisone creams, if prescribed, until the skin is clear and then use ProKera to help maintain it. There is some indication in the literature that use of alpha hydroxy acids in tandem with cortisones actually improves the effect of the cortisone. You may try using them together: apply ProKera first and then your cortisone cream to improve its penetration or alternate them. See similar questions...

Steroids have long been prescribed for rosacea because of their perceived quick relief. Milder (1% hydrocortisone) over the counter preparations are also popular as they are thought to be safer than the prescription strength treatment. After observation of long-term facial application of even low-dose corticosteroids, we have see many adults and children with a rosacea diathesis in whom severe burning and itching develop, along with bright red papules and nodules. See similar questions...

You can inject it sub-cutaneously (just under the skin) in the stomach area or leg with an 29 - 30 gauge, 1/2 inch, 1cc insulin syringe, or alternatively you can inject it intramuscular, however the results from sub-cutaneous injections are more effective. See similar questions...

Some say that intramuscular is best, but it shouldn't really matter. You can inject it into the stomach fat (like insulin) or into the muscle. See similar questions...

Prepare the back-up dose immediately and call 911 or contact a medical facility. Inject the back-up dose if the symptoms have not subsided within 10 minutes of the first dose or have recurred. See similar questions...

The new generation of recombinant gonadotropins, including Gonal-F, Follistim, and Ovidrel, may be given subcutaneously as the preferred route of administration. The older generation of gonadotropin preparations, such as Pergonal, was approved for intramuscular administration. Repronex has been approved for both intramuscular and subcutaneous injection. hCG has been approved for intramuscular injection in the past. See similar questions...

While effective in treating certain skin conditions, long-term use of topical steroids may prompt rosacea-like symptoms informally called "steroid-induced rosacea." While some physicians may prescribe a short course of a steroid to immediately reduce severe inflammation, if you are concerned about a medication you are taking, your best bet is to discuss this with your physician. Acknowledgments: This section has been reviewed and edited by Dr. See similar questions...

We prefer to inject 30-40 embryos per clone. If we inject more than one clone a day we average around 60-70 embryos a day. See similar questions...

We are planning to use both a current and more advanced proprietary fuel injector, invented by Raphial. We believe the advanced injector is a cost effective design and that this new fuel injector will eliminate pre-ignition, detonation and knock events, responsible for the annoying marble sound inherent to Diesel Engines. See similar questions...

Any muscle in your body! Glutes, ti's, bi's, lats, traps, delts, pecs, quads, calfs (but these tend to hurt like a bitch), ETC. See similar questions...