Does anyone know what would be the results if you injected into a tendon?..In the front delt preferably.
Tendons and ligaments do not have very good circulation. Probably not good.
It would be impossible to inject INTO a tendon as they are too dense.
Other than most likely hurting like hell? Might weaken said tendon and lead to an injury, why the speculation?
[quote]wissler wrote:
It would be impossible to inject INTO a tendon as they are too dense.
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can you prove this?
Whats wrong with IM injection? Is there any certain reason for wanting to inject into a tendon, specificaly the anterior delt?
Also won’t the top of the bicep get in the way?
[quote]mindeffer01 wrote:
Whats wrong with IM injection? Is there any certain reason for wanting to inject into a tendon, specificaly the anterior delt?
Also won’t the top of the bicep get in the way?[/quote]
I dont want to inject into one I think I might have…either that or a nerve
[quote]ParanoidStrength wrote:
wissler wrote:
It would be impossible to inject INTO a tendon as they are too dense.
can you prove this?[/quote]
Tendons and ligaments are made of tough fibrous material and it would be very difficult to inject oil into one.
The effect would be similar to tendonitis I would think. Swelling, pain, and lots of pressure on near by nerves.
If you actually pierced a nerve there would be no question on what you had done, you would know you had pierced the nerve.