It doesn't hurt unless something goes wrong and: 1) they have to puncture your skin multiple times in order to securely stabilize the needle; 2) they have to place the needle in an unusual or unconventional spot that you're not used to having a needle puncture; 3) the needle is bigger than it actually needs … Read more
I once attended surgery to get my haemorrhoids checked. I didn't realise the guy was actually going to inject them and rode by bicycle to the appointment. It was a very painful 10 km ride home and I realised that day that I didn't have haemorrhoids -- I had stigmata.
Getting an IV is a … Read more
Well, the main reason would be that your skin and vein are being pierced by a needle and a long piece of plastic is being threaded into your vein. Now if you're nice to your nurse, she may use a smaller gauge of needle, if you're a pain....you're getting the biggest one available!....jk.
Seriously, a lot … Read more
It doesn't hurt unless something goes wrong and: 1) they have to puncture your skin multiple times in order to securely stabilize the needle; 2) they have to place the needle in an unusual or unconventional spot that you're not used to having a needle puncture; 3) the needle is bigger than it actually needs … Read more
Well, they stick a sharp needle into flesh packed with nerve endings that send a pain signal to the pain receptors in your brain. If done right and well there shouldn't be any pain once the needle is in and secure. Tho theres a bit of a pinch when they pull it out again.
Well, they stick a sharp needle into flesh packed with nerve endings that send a pain signal to the pain receptors in your brain. If done right and well there shouldn't be any pain once the needle is in and secure. Tho theres a bit of a pinch when they pull it out again.
Well, the main reason would be that your skin and vein are being pierced by a needle and a long piece of plastic is being threaded into your vein. Now if you're nice to your nurse, she may use a smaller gauge of needle, if you're a pain....you're getting the biggest one available!....jk.
Seriously, a lot … Read more
I once attended surgery to get my haemorrhoids checked. I didn't realise the guy was actually going to inject them and rode by bicycle to the appointment. It was a very painful 10 km ride home and I realised that day that I didn't have haemorrhoids -- I had stigmata.
Getting an IV is a … Read more
