Some can. It's frequently the site of choice for intramuscular shots. SubQ (subcutaneous) shots usually go in the belly. Intravenous shots usually go into the lower arm somewhere; the wrist, the back of the hand, and the inside of the elbow are all places where there's a fairly large vein close to the surface.
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Shots in the rear are done because of the type of medicine being injected, not because of age. I am middle-aged, and receive certain injections in the rear (which the nurses call, "The hip") and others are done in the shoulder. There is a difference between the two locations. When I was a kid, I had injections in both locations, as well. Also in the Army, both locations.
A horse' butt is known as its hindquarters.
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Dogs need to get their first booster shots at 8 weeks of age. After leaving their mom if they are not vaccinated they can get diseases like parvovirus which is fatal and caninevirus which is like parvo but not fatal. Talk to your vet and he will explain the shots that your puppy needs.
NO. Some shots go on your butt to enduce pain. Shots can go many places but the most common place is your arm.
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Back shots can make your butt look big. You can try taking shots in more of an angle to make your butt not look as big.
They cost about 25 dollars.
Try your local doctor.
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Are there and affordable doctors in baton rouge that does hydrogel butt shots
Because the butt is the biggest muscle in the human body.So you might think that butt shots might hurt the least because its cushions might impact the blow when really the cushion makes the shot hurt more.The butt is also where all nerve points end so a needle that stings would sting more than it would in your arm.
One of the non-approved injections is called Hydrogel and is not permanent.
Depends on if you're going for an over/under, or a 15 minutes of freedom.
---- no shots are required to go to costa rica.
Lol I've never heard of that being done, insulin shots can be administered from the butt cheeks