bruising at injection site

[speedo723]

hi,

i'm in 10th month of treatment and recently have been bruising at the point of my injection site.  it has been painful for the last couple of days, could it be infected?  

thanks,

steve

[pauls573]

I think you are over reacting. Knowing that BruiseMD is an all natural product and it was successful for us not only for the instance I pointed out but really since then anytime some one in my family gets a bruise is the only reason why I posted the FYI. And, the information is useless without using the product name.

I have personally never heard of a therapy for bruises off the shelf. I posted the FYI in those select communities because I felt it was relevant and have been aware of frequent bruising occurring either from the condition or the therapy. And since people come here for information that will help them I saw it as a contribution. Excuse me.

[konyha]

****Six (6) year old post****

Speedo723's post related to bruising is dated Sep 03, 2002 12:00AM.

I have been wondering:
(1) How do old posts like this resurface?

Sometimes I'm tempted to resuscitate a dated post if the information is accurate but not complete, I am never sure if doing so ok.

(2) How can you tell the member posted the question on five other forums?

It looks to me as as if he only posted once - and on this forum.
I have posted on this forum, the HCV Social, Aloholism, Addiction and Thyroid Forum(s).

I'm not concerned others can see this,

I ask because I would like to know how (or if) I can easily search through my posts about an issue on a specific forum without going through every post I have ever written on every forum.  Is there a way?
Sometimes the obvious options aren't as always simple as they look and seem..

[portann]

Hi Pauls,

I noticed that in the last sixteen minutes since you joined you visited five different communities on MedHelp, and in each one you promoted the use of BruiseMD tablets.

Just because your wife used it for her cosmetic surgery does not mean it is safe to use during SOC tx for HCV. You have no idea about potential interactions and you have not even suggested that we check with our hepatologists first. What a cosmetic surgeon recommends is not necessarily what a hepatologist recommends.

Also, for your information, it is prohibited to promote products by name in this forum, particularly when you quickly fly about among the dermatology, cosmetic surgery, hepatitis c and undiagnosed forum in the space of sixteen minutes, promoting the same product by name. Whether you think it's God's gift to humanity or not, it contravenes the forum rules. I hope you understand.