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[Body building aided by intramuscular injections of walnut oil].

Authors: I C, Munch; J J, Hvolris;

[Body building aided by intramuscular injections of walnut oil].

Abstract

This case report describes a 26-year-old body builder who had practiced several months of intramuscular self-injection of walnut oil. Apparently this is a normal procedure amongst body-builders. Our patient complained of swelling and tenderness overlying an injection site. Injections of oil may cause foreign body reactions, leading to tumours named according to the injected material; e.g. paraffinoma, oleoma. Systemic distribution has been reported to result in pulmonary complications.

Keywords

Adult, Male, Weight Lifting, Edema, Humans, Nuts, Plant Oils, Muscle, Skeletal, Injections, Intramuscular

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