Re: Injecting with stretch marks

[Guest guest]

You can't have more stretch marks than I have, . That's what I

get for having big babies. My third weighed 9 lbs 7 oz. But I have

little spaces in between all of the stretch marks.

I've never heard an explanation of why we should avoid them, but I

would thing that a needle would have a harder time going through them.

Have you actually injected into a stretch mark? If so, what happened?

Sue

On Dec 18, 2010, at 8:07 PM, ktandtm wrote:

> Does anyone know why we are suppose to avoid stretch marks when

> injecting? I know it says we are to avoid them but didn't know why.

> I just inject anyway and haven't had a problem. My stretch marks are

> old and everywhere on my stomach.

[Guest guest]

I have 7 kids and they were all huge too. LOL I have injected into the stretch

mark and nothing has happened. I may have had to jab the needle a little harder

but no big deal. Just some extra force. All my stretch marks are now old so they

blend into my skin color. None are fresh. Maybe I will call Enbrel next week and

see if they have an answer.

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> > Does anyone know why we are suppose to avoid stretch marks when

> > injecting? I know it says we are to avoid them but didn't know why.

> > I just inject anyway and haven't had a problem. My stretch marks are

> > old and everywhere on my stomach.

>