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How to manage a painful injection
Realize that needles are smaller.
Most people had injections as children and may have bad feelings associated with them. But realizing that needles are now much thinner and cause less pain may help relax you before an injection.

Choices:
A). If your pain is related to a medical procedure, such as a pregnancy or a procedure, it is important to be aware of your side effects before an injection may happen. You should also be aware of any chemicals or drugs your body may be adding to the injection.;
B). It helps to review your current medical history and gauge the pain you are more comfortable with. If you are talking to family members, friends, doctors, or medical professionals, they may be able to provide you with relaxation advice.;
C). By adjusting your dose to a minimum amount of pain per minute, you can transition to a less painful injection. Consider using a different needle for injection.;
D). Ask your doctor or the person injecting you about the size of the needle if you like or what type of pain you might feel. In some cases, they may even show you how small it is.;
D).