Got lumps from injections in my bum, how to get rid of them?

I'm sorry to hear that, but the lumps from my iron injections haven't dissolved for over five years. They say a cabbage leaf compress helps, but it didn't work for me.

A warm plastic bottle immediately after the injection

The iodine grid helped me, but I did it right away.

Honey cakes help. Mix equal amounts of honey and flour. Apply as a compress.

A bottom warmer

Now they don't give me injections anymore. I applied the iodine grid right away!!! No use!

To the doctor! My niece had to have an operation after such injections. They seemed to have cut out those lumps.

Apply Vishnevsky ointment, then place a cabbage leaf on top, changing it twice a day (the last one at night). After 3-4 days, it should either dissolve or at least soften and reduce in size. If not, visit a surgeon, as there may be pus formation.

Author, can you massage it? The longest I've had is a month.

Mix a teaspoon of baking soda with hot water to form a paste, then apply this mixture on a gauze and place it on the lump for 15-20 minutes.

Cabbage leaf!!! It really, really helps!

Author, buy some Badyaga from the pharmacy. It's a type of algae that turns into a paste-like substance. You need to make a compress with it a couple of times a day. My injection bruises disappeared without a trace in just a couple of days.

Massage and cabbage. Actually, I've also heard that sometimes it even comes to surgery.

Author, you have infiltrates after injections (hopefully on the buttocks, not in the bottom).

So, they will either remain permanently, dissolve, or become purulent (but you'll feel that).

Apply an iodine grid.

A hot water bottle is the best solution! And try not to dwell on it too much! Don't worry, the lumps will dissolve within a month or two.

I'm familiar with that too, and they haven't been dissolving for half a year now. They hurt, especially in the bathhouse.

If your health permits, apply leeches. 100% will dissolve completely.

You could try Lyoton gel, it helped me.

Try heparin ointment.

ONLY CABBAGE!!!

Try physiotherapy. For example, electrophoresis with lidase. Just make sure to consult a doctor first.

An alcohol compress (half and half with water) can be replaced by a vodka compress (no need to dilute it :)), and a baking soda compress also helps.

My two-year-old lumps have disappeared after sessions on a Nuga Best mattress (and I was treating my back :))) Nuga Best salons are probably in every city by now.

It's been two months now, and the lumps haven't gone away. I don't know how to treat them myself; I tried drawing an iodine grid, but it didn't help—I ended up burning myself...

Mine went away on their own after half a year...

For 20 years, the lumps from 'Diclofenac' injections haven't dissolved. I'm afraid to have them removed. So I just walk around with armour on my backside. Pardon me!

During pregnancy, I received injections containing "iron," and for 10 months now, I've had palm-sized lumps and bruises that haven't faded. Nothing helps. So I'm still walking around "in war paint," so to speak)))))))))

In the Voronezh demonstration hall, a lady was delighted that the lumps from injections had disappeared after quite a few sessions on the Nuga Best massage bed. These lumps had been with her for a good ten years, which makes sense, as warmth and massages improve blood circulation. We all shared in her joy together.

If injections have to be administered three to four times a day (painkillers), I have oncology, and lumps have appeared, initially soft but now hardened. How can this be dealt with?

My daughter also has bruises and the lump from the ultrasound isn't going away at all, what should I do?

If you don't have any allergies, here's a recipe: mix honey and flour to make flat cakes, apply them, and everything will dissolve. Tested on myself.

These primitive tips are unlikely to be of any help. Email me at gpava17@rambler.ru. I'll explain how to do it correctly with a 100% guarantee.

Walnuts at the milk stage, when they are still green in their husks, should be sliced and soaked in kerosene, then left to infuse for 21 days. Apply compresses only briefly, as prolonged use may cause burns. I applied it to my back and couldn't endure it for more than 20 minutes—my skin peeled, but my back recovered. Kerosene is used as a deeply penetrating liquid, while green walnuts are rich in iodine. Kerosene acts as a transport medium, and iodine provides the treatment. The author mentioned that lumps from injections five years old dissolved. It's generally considered a universal remedy for many ailments. For external use, as well as internal—by dripping 5 drops onto a piece of sugar, but for this, distilled aviation kerosene must be used. The extract stimulates the lymphatic vessels and purifies the blood. Dr. M.N. Malenkov asserts that the kerosene extract is not dangerous and not carcinogenic. That's the information. I haven't taken it internally myself, but externally, it has proven helpful in my experience.

The lumps after injections are not going away, and the iodine grid is not helping.

Can I use iodine drops instead of walnuts?

Consult a surgeon, and under no circumstances use Vishnevsky's Ointment!

Exactly, only to the surgeon. My husband had surgery two days ago. I made things worse by following advice from the internet......

In the physiotherapy room, 2 procedures with heparin ointment.

The injection lumps haven't dissolved for 1.5 years. Could you advise on how to deal with this? Thank you!

If there is no allergy - apply heparin ointment in a thin layer (like butter) to the area of induration 2-3 times a day and gently massage. Do this for 14 days. If there is an infiltrate, use Vishnevsky ointment. If there is a fever - apply a hot compress and rub with vodka.

Dimethyl sulfoxide, ceftriaxone 1 gram, hydrocortisone - 1 ampoule. For 10 ml of dimethyl sulfoxide - 40 ml of water, dissolve the ceftriaxone and hydrocortisone in the resulting solution. Apply as a compress for 1 hour - twice a day. Store the solution in the refrigerator in dark glass. Use compresses for 10 days.

Oh, please don't advertise these rollers here! Using this contraption is ABSOLUTELY FORBIDDEN without scans and a surgeon's referral!!!! It's contraindicated for people with heart conditions.

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Try magnesium in ampoules. Pour half an ampoule (if it's large) onto a cotton pad the size of your lump, apply it to the lump, cover it with a plastic bag, and secure it. You can do it overnight or during the day if it's convenient. Personally, it always helps me.

A compress of pure vodka or a cabbage leaf, a cabbage leaf with honey. Try alternating them. And generally, injections should always be done with a longer needle and administered slowly.

Good evening! Did this recipe help you?

Good evening! Did this recipe help you?

I recently got discharged from the hospital with two huge blue lumps at the injection sites. The pain was constant, no matter how I positioned my body, even without touching them. I've had injection bumps before, but never this big or painful; I didn't apply anything to them back then—they resolved on their own, though it took a very long time (up to six months). This time, I first tried an iodine grid—no effect at all. Then, like you, I scoured websites for advice. I haven't tried cabbage or honey, to be honest, but I applied Troxevasin (troxerutin) for several days with no improvement whatsoever. Now I'm using the "First Aid" bruise cream-balm, which, by the way, lists "for the absorption of post-injection hematomas and infiltrates" in its indications (http://www.forafarm.ru/manufacturing/catalog/112/417/). When I went to buy it, the pharmacist told me, "Why do you need that? It's so mild—it's all just herbs! Get Troxevasin instead!" Of course, I thanked her for the advice, but it didn't help. Strangely enough, the "mild herbal one" is working... One side has completely cleared up, and the other is almost gone too. Give it a try; it's inexpensive—at the pharmacy I usually go to, it costs 75 rubles (that's in Moscow, and not a wholesale price pharmacy). I'd be glad if my advice helps someone. Stay well ;-)

P.S.: The lumps mostly form not from the medications injected but from the clumsy hands of the medical staff who, instead of administering the drug properly, inject it with all their might!

I've had lumps on my buttocks for about 7 years now, and nothing has helped—neither cabbage, nor mesh, nor a heating pad, and massage was also in vain... What should I do? I try not to think about it.