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1126418 tn?1326165992

Swishy shot

I gave my shot in my thigh a few days ago and it made a swishy noise when rubbed. like there was a pocket of fluid under there. It's gone now. But I was just wondering because I didn't use the autoject. I did it manually but why would it do that? I didn't have the needle in too short. Maybe it went under the muscle or can it make that noise in the muscle? I dunno, and it was weird.
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  I had the same thing happen to me... it took about 3 days for it to go away. I called shared solutions and they told me not to worry about it.. I must have injected it and some how it pooled up under my skin and it will dissolve  on its own.. it has never happened again..its weird I don't know what I did to cause it?????
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1396846 tn?1332459510
Not sure if this is the reason but maybe you injected the med to fast. I only say this cause it happened to me with my flu shot and I had the same reaction. It isn't a problem though just inject it slower next time to see if it helps.

Paula
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1126418 tn?1326165992
Thank you ladies :)
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