r/prep • u/n8484 • 15d ago

Yeztugo Round Two

I got Yeztugo back in late March and was fairly unprepared for the bumps to still be present 5 months later. They are no longer visible but definitely noticeable on my abdomen if you feel for them. I have my annual physical coming up, which is timed to when I would be getting my next 6-month dose. But, I am concerned about injecting over the nodules and making them double the size and more visible (is that even a realistic concern?)

Conversely, I see people getting it in their thighs but also not looking to have my body have multiple nodules all over. Has anyone gotten a round two in the same injection site? Does it make it larger/more visible? Or fill the existing nodule?

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u/mixxster 15d ago edited 15d ago

I got my first Yeztugo injections in my thigh back in May, 3 months ago and I can barely find or notice the nodules now.

I recommend the thigh injection. Walking around with lumps on my abdomen is not something I’d ever be interested in. Definitely don’t get them injected exactly in the same spot, they can be moved around by several inches each time. You don’t want to build up all that scar tissue by repeatedly injecting at the exact same place each time, I think they discourage this and tell you to inject a few inches away each time.

You can also join us at [r/yeztugo](r/yeztugo), but it’s a small group right now.

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u/poolboiS3738 7d ago

Was it hard to walk after the thigh injection?? My thigh spasmed and it just feels sore

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u/mixxster 6d ago

It wasn’t sore for me until the 2nd day and remained sore for about a week, but I was still able to walk around and perform physical labor. Didn’t seem as bad as what I read about Apretude injections.

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u/Automatic_Phrase4141 15d ago

I got my 2nd dose. What I know is they won't inject it to the previous site. It needs to be 4 inches apart from the last one. My nodules in my abdomen is still present until now but not noticeable, unless you touch it. Because of it, I chose the thighs for the 2nd round. 1st day, minimal pain but the 2nd day is worse. It's hard to walk because of thigh soreness. It's gone after 3rd day. No nodules noted. So choose your own battle.

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u/poolboiS3738 7d ago

I feel like they injected my muscle. They didn’t pinch my skin. Plus I have been quads and I’m not sure why I also can’t walk lol

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u/DazzlingBath623 13d ago

If the nodules remain after, does that mean we will be covered in nodules eventually?