For people administrating progesterone injection for the first time, it can be tricky to place the injection at the right site correctly all in one go. They might graze the nerve, which can feel like the injection has been given, but that's rarely the case. Usually, when you give the other injection, give it the right way on another spot, and all kinds of weird sensations from the injection before will go away on their own. Even if you're worried the injection is wrong, you can visit your doctor, who'll examine to see if that's the case. Treating nerve damage from injection includes drug treatment of pain, physiotherapy, use of assistive devices and surgical exploration. Early recognition of this injury and appropriate management can help reduce the damage and maximize recovery.