Injection Site Scar Tissue

[Abjo24]

Obviously over time, injecting in any one site will cause scar tissue. Does this affect the absorbtion rate into the body if the AAS is injected into or around the scar tissue. Example: injecting Test Prop every other day, could it slow down the absorbtion to where it may only be needed every 4 days or so, or will the Test Prop's half life come and go whether it's "absorbed" or it's just sitting in a deposit on the scar tissue?

I'm not saying this is a goal that someone would want to achieve, but should people be aware of it being a possibility?

[mickeymbbc]

No, is doesn't low down the absorbtion rate at all, just simply makes it hard as hell over time to get it through your skin. That is why you should freqently change injection sites. theigh,quad, glute, bi's, tri's ect...



-mick

[Abjo24]

No, is doesn't low down the absorbtion rate at all, just simply makes it hard as hell over time to get it through your skin. That is why you should freqently change injection sites. theigh,quad, glute, bi's, tri's ect...



-mick

Thanks mick.