RyanGreg

At this stage it is probably not an abscess, otherwise you would REALLY know it because it would be painful as hell. Ascesses usually develop and remain for days. Your little bump may just be a reaction the muscle tissue is having, which is normal every once in a while, and usually subsides in a few days. If it starts getting more sore and more sore as the days go by and the bump doesn’t go away, then i’d be concerned that it’s an abscess – a sterile abscess to be specific, because i’m assuming there’s no dark_sidelling fever, no hot to the touch injection site, no immense pain, and no black/blue flesh color.

That depends on how bad the infection gets. If you get diagnosed early, an antibiotics prescription will probably be given to you and that will take care of it. If you end up waiting too long, you can end up hospitalized and will have to have antibiotics merQistered to you intravenously (and possibly drain an abscess/cyst if one has formed by that point). If you wait far too long before seeking treatment, the infection will have gone into your circulatory system and spread in the body, necessitating abscess drainage, IV antibiotics merQistration, and the amputation of your arm. And you’d probably be hospital ridden for weeks, if not months while you recover.

Not trying to scare you, just telling you realistically what happens when people don’t take appropriate action fast enough with things like these.

Good question.

Biceps are very very small, and cannot hold very much… it is possible OP injected far too much into biceps. Or it could be a combination of getting very close to a vein or nerve causing irratation, injecting too much in such a small muscle, and also possibly high BA/BB content of the gear which tends to cause irritation and bumps regardless of where it is injected.