no loosen your arm shots dont hurt
No they do not dont be scared because you don't even feel it. I was terrified when I was getting it but the shot itself does not hurt.
I usually get mine in the bottom but they can also be given in the arm, although they hurt more there.
nope
Take some ibuprofen before and relax when you are getting your shot. If you are tense and stiff it will hurt more because it is an intramuscular injection. It helps to take a deep breath in and then as you slowly breath out have it given. Also make sure to move your arm throughout the day to keep it lose. I am a nurse.
Also known as the DPT vaccination, The TDaP shot stands for the Tetanus (which causes lockjaw), Diphtheria (which is not very common), and Accelular Pertusis (aka whooping cough). This shot is 3 vaccines in a single vaccination. The shot itself does not hurt very much. But, afterwards your arm may feel tense and sore because, this shot includes the Tetanus: these side effects should subside after 1-3 days. I would definitely recommend getting this shot! Actually, most schools are now requiring students to get it other wise they will be banned from school. This shot is also not just for students it is recommended for people of all ages.
Yes. no special diet is needed.
No it does not hurt getting a tooth pulled because the dentist will numb your gums. The shot they use to numb you up will hurt a little bit.
only for a second =)
Being shot with an AK assault rifle causes extreme pain.
Yes. Initially, shock and adrenaline may prevent the message from getting to the brain, but it does hurt!
Yes, the TDaP vaccination can hurt. The injection itself may be painful, and the area may be swollen, red, and mildly painful for up to 2 or 3 days afterward. Obviously, if you are allergic to the vaccine (which is uncommon, but it happens), there will be more pain involved.
The Tdap is a vaccine that contains tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis. The DTaP vaccine, which protects against the same illnesses, is given to infants and children. The Tdap vaccine is now recommended for certain adults.