What do you do for a missed vein when slamming meth?

Answer 1

put hot water on it rt away then put this Chinese green oil that pulls toxins out u can find it at a Chinese store if u don't want to use that you can use preparation h cream (it's for inflammation and protects irritated tissue) wrap Ur miss up with cling wrap followed by an ace bandage leave it on as long as you can it will sweat the poison out after a few hours take it off and just keep putting hot wraps and preparation h on it till it's gone. you can also use a potato cut in half and press it on the miss.

put ice on the miss as well as pressure. also put the miss up pass u heart if you can

Answer 2

Burns like heck, skin irritation, possible swelling, occasional rash, sometimes will cause a temporary tumor looking bump thing. Its not pretty, probably one of the worst experiences of my life, definitely in the top 10. Best advice...don't miss

Answer 3

The original answer to this post reads:

"Use a different vein in a different area so the spot can heal. There's not much you can do you just basically gotta let it heal itself. The best thing you can do is never miss again."

In addition to changing injection sites (preferably to a different limb altogether), using very warm compresses and keeping the entire surrounding areas very clean and dry. If the abscess bursts on its own, the pus inside extremely likely to re-infect other areas it touches.

Watch for ANY sign of infection, such as redness, warmth/heat, pain and note that after the first few days if you don't see a regular reduction in the overall size every couple of days thereafter then do not delay in getting to your GP or the local ER! And remember, the BEST answer is to quit using drugs altogether!

Answer 4

Apply a hot wash cloth on the site, maybe take a hot shower, apply a bit of pressure to help it absorb into the muscle & you'll be golden in a couple days.

Answer 5

Youll just get a nice lump until the drug is absorbed into your tissue, I've heard it can be dangerous but for me the bump has always gone away within a few hours.