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I don’t know if you have had your shots yet or not. But after much research and reading comments from others, I decided to get my shots in my belly. I also took them out of the fridge about three hours before my appointment so it was totally at room temperature. I also put an ice pack on the area after each shot to lessen any swelling (the nurse provided the ice pack). Hope this bit of information on my experience helps 😀

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I am responding here to both of your posts. My first shot of Evenity will be today at 2:30 pm. I will ask the nurse about the location on my body for the shots: I think they said the shoulders and it takes a half hour: maybe they mean I have to rest afterward. Both of your comments are really helpful Laverne. Just talking with someone who has the experience is reassuring. So many factors at play in our situation! I am hoping for the very best results for us.

I've had 2 sets of Evenity injections so far. The 1st time, they gave them in the flabby part of both arms that hangs down : ) She injected slowly, but it wasn't too bad. BUT, by mid afternoon later both began to feel sore; by dinner both were very sore; and by bedtime, they were both extremely sore. I couldn't even bear them touching the sheets. I ended up sleeping in a recliner with my arms across my chest, so the backs of my arms weren't touching anything. And I have a high pain tolerance (3 babies delivered naturally, no meds). My arms were sore with tender (almost painful) lumps where injected for a week with pain radiating almost to my elbow, esp. on the left. The good news is I felt better each day and I carried out my normal active routine, being careful not to bump my arms the first few days and had no other issues.
I decided to have the 2nd set of Evenity injections in my abdomen. MUCH BETTER!!! Just tender to touch for a couple days, with a bit of a lump under the skin where injected. I was able to sleep as usual in bed.
I definitely plan on having the injections in my abdomen, if they'll give them there from now on.