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I was bad last night and didnt take my C. I was itchy all over last night. I think I ate something I'm allergic to...not sure what it was tho. I just didnt want to inject something into my thigh that might also be a little itchy too. So, I'm about ready to take it now. (I kind of wanted to switch to mornings instead of evenings anyways) I'm hoping to get into the habit of doing the injections in the mornings after I wake up...just not too soon after waking up, I dont want to accidentally stab myself in the eye because I'm still sleepy. Oh! Another suggestion for injecting and avoiding some itchy reaction sites. I was told by Shared Solutions that in areas where you dont have a lot of fat to pinch (thigh areas) that you can inject at a 45 degree angle instead of the 90 degree. (that's if you're doing it manually...if you're still using the autoject, you've got to do it at the 90 degree) Are you still using the autoject?
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