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You must rotate your injection sites! That is the key. I really don't know how to get rid of them but do talk to your doctor about that or Google it maybe. Again, rotate your injection sites!!! Because as you've noticed, if you don't rotate than you will get fat deposits and it is not attractive or would I say comfortable!
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