What does it feel like to have a blood draw? What does it feel like after the blood is drawn

I don't feel anything about blood drawing, there will be no pain, and those who faint from blood and needles are all caused by psychological effects, which is actually a little bit of discomfort. ‍‍

This blood draw is not painful, that is, like the usual mosquito bite, the process is very fast, after the blood draw, press the needle hole with a cotton swab for about five minutes to prevent bleeding, so that the blood draw is not painful at all, rest assured.

It doesn't hurt to draw blood, this is just a little pain when the needle is punctured, the same as a mosquito bite, this follow-up needle is related to the speed of the needle, and the needle is fast, so the pain is not too strong.

The feeling is all of a sudden, just the instant stinging when the ** blood vessel is punctured, this blood draw is best to draw the elbow vein, the blood vessels here are thicker, and more superficial, and the pain is lower when drawing blood.

As long as you don't faint blood, it's fine, and if it doesn't hurt to draw blood, it's best not to watch it, for fear of increasing your psychological burden, take it easy, it's okay.

The moment the needle is inserted, it is a little painful like the injection, and then I don't feel anything, and I may feel a little dizzy after the blood is drawn, after all, the red blood cells have decreased and the brain is a little insufficient.

This is mainly a matter of mentality, if the mentality is good, there will be nothing, I have had blood drawn, and I don't feel anything, many people are hints of the heart, in fact, it doesn't hurt much.

The feeling of pain is due to the conduction of nerves, and there are no nerves in the blood vessels, so the pain you endure is only the process of needle piercing** reaching the blood vessels. It's okay to relax psychologically, and there are thousands of people in the hospital who have their blood drawn every day, and there is no one who can't stand it.

Close your eyes and don't look like you've been bitten by a mosquito, as long as you don't faint blood, it's fine. I've donated blood a few times, and I personally feel like an injection, and I'm a little scared at first, if the needle is pricked, it's nothing!

I think it still hurts, what to say, it should be because my blood vessels are thin, they are not right, every time they have to prick a few times in one is not necessarily successful, and they have to change their hands to prick, I think it still hurts for my compatriots with thin blood vessels.

When the blood was drawn, I closed my eyes, and it hurt with one word, and it hurt even more after the draw.

I remember the needle on my ring finger during the blood type test, which made me really experience the feeling of ten fingers connected to the heart.

I don't feel anything if I prick it right, but it hurts to prick it wrong.

Actually, every time before I had my blood drawn, I was scared, but after passing by, I felt that it was nothing, but I still didn't dare to look at it. I think it's all psychological cues.

Anyway, I only know that every time I draw blood, there is always a sentence: Eh, little X, come on, this classmate, you will be able to get it.

When I saw the needle, I thought: So thick? It's going to kill someone! The moment the needle is removed is more painful than the moment it is inserted!

It doesn't hurt to prick someone else, but it hurts to prick yourself.

I'm working as a medical volunteer. Suffering.

Nothing? It's just a little painful and nervous