Really sore Glute after injecting - please help!

OK NEWS UPDATE: I'm still ALIVE! lol!
Springkaan - thanks for the information and help, that does give me a lot of hope for my next injection... but like a lot of you readers will know by now,
I got injected in the other glute on friday (that cheek's first injection) this time I injected only 0.5ml of test LESS ... so my injection had:
1.5ml test and 1 ml Equipoise.

- left the B12 out
- warmed the test and Equipoise in warm water for a bit
- Made sure the contents in the syringe were mixed well.
- Kept the needle for 20 seconds after all the stuff was injected.
- I made sure I rubbed my ass properly
- had a bath and put vicks (anit-inflammetry) cream on
- I didn't train afterwards:

Resulted in turning out much better than my other cheek's first injection ...
I can walk properly but its still quite sore! But, although its still pretty sore - its MUCH better than the previous injection.

I'm sick of this HECTIC pain - and I'm really hoping like SPRINGKAAN says ... the next injection will be much better than the first 2 injections ...
Jusbal - haha, thanks for your input too ... I don't mind a bit of pain .... just not like this pain i've experienced in my first 2 jabs!
But I'm confident about the next jab.
My right cheek (injected on the 7th) is definitly getting better although there still seems to be a lump underneith?
Can you inject in this lump? I guess if theres a lump, then that means the ass cheek hasn't been healed yet!

Shot guys!

Glad to hear things went better. If after your site rotation there is still a lump then just inject next to it. Something that helped me too was using good syringes. I found that the first ones I used were very sticky so I had to push really hard to get the juice in, resalting in large bursts being injected at at a time. Since I changed to better ones, it goes in nice and slowly and smoothly.

Hope this helps.

Ye but the lump is quite big .. takes up the whole area where you supposed to jab!
My next jab is on Friday ... so I guess there is time for it to heal more.

Better syringes hey .... hmmmmm cos we do struggle pushing the syringe hard to get the contents in.
Although its not like when I push the syringe hard ... suddenly an amount of, for example, 0.5 ml's is quickly injected (as in like bursts) ....
I push the syringe hard and the juice goes in at a steady pace.
But we noticed that when we warmed the roids up ... it was much easier and faster to inject the stuff in.

Some are harder to inject than others. I inject myself and at times I've stood for a minute pushing on the syringe. The suspension (water based) is a lot easier.

Regarding the lump, I had the same thing. Its basically that muscle you injected into and it seems like a hard lump.
If its still to sore, go for the quad if you don't mind it. Inject into the front, outer side, about in the middle between your knee and hip.

Hope your glutes feel better by Friday !

When you heat the syringe you make the oil more viscous (thinner) and thus it's easier to push in. You must also use a low guage needle to draw your compounds esp oils, say 18G or 20G. That will help with loading the syringe.