Does it hurt to take a drip, I really haven t played it

I grew up on a drip, I don't feel any pain at all, although the needle is stuck in the flesh, but the magic is that it doesn't hurt! Even if you see the needle pierced into the **, it just doesn't hurt!

Why laugh at you.

There are too few people who haven't had an IV now.

It means that your body is great

Try to stick to your medications.

If you always get injections, you will be resistant.

It's a little bit of a feeling when it pierces you.

The rest will be fine.

It doesn't hurt at all.

It feels like pulling your hair out at the root.

It doesn't hurt, but it doesn't feel anything

Don't be afraid haha

You didn't fight when you were a kid???

No, maybe you hit it and forgot

It doesn't hurt, in fact, most of the reasons for the pain are that you think too much, and your attention is always on the needle, and you say that you will be nervous. So you don't think too much, and the more you think about it, the more nervous you get. I had an intravenous drip when I was about 6 years old, and if you were an adult, you should be fine.

I've had to get injections and drips every day these days, and I'm also a person who is afraid of pain, if it really hurts, I can't bear it, right?

Hello, in fact, it hurts a little bit, if you feel more pain, it's just your psychological effect, the needle has just been pricked, and it hurts a little.

In fact, it's almost pulling, but I can hear that you are a person who is very afraid of pain, so it hurts a little bit for you, but it's OK to endure for about a second, although it will be a little painful afterward, but you can use some methods to divert your attention, smile more, and cover the pain! --Talking Expert: 賢.

It will hurt to insert the needle at the beginning, and the process needs to be slow, otherwise it will hurt. The procedure is usually painless.

It hurts at first, but slowly it doesn't hurt.

It hurts, it hurts, it hurts, it hurts.

Try not to inject a drip for a minor illness such as a cold, which is very large, and will slowly weaken our physique. I used to be like that for a while, and I was so weak.

In foreign countries, it is rare for doctors to give you a drip for a cold or the like, because they know the dangers of dripping. Unlike in China, many doctors are not very good at medical skills, and in order to cure the disease, they will take intravenous drips.

Before, I had a toothache and asked me to take anti-inflammatory potion, but I suddenly became angry and left the doctor. I went to the pharmacy and bought some anti-inflammatory powder that has the same effect as Zhongsheng Pill. Two days will be fine.

It is estimated that the drip is injected outside the blood vessels, so it is good to adjust it. It doesn't matter if you can absorb it on your own.

Mannitol doesn't seem to have much to do with wrist vascular pain, right?

If you are very sure that you are not allergic to penicillin, you can also take penicillin V tablets, and you must be sure that you are not allergic to eat it! At the same time, you can use a cotton swab dipped in hydrogen peroxide, put it in your ears, and then you will hear the sound of disinfection, you can do it for a while, when there is no such sound or very low, use a cotton swab to dry, and then drop ear liquid, the action is a little lighter. Hehe, I did this when I was in otitis media, and it feels good, let's see what effect it has on you.

I'm the same, will it not hurt to get a drip? I dropped the ofloxacin ear drops, the pain was terrible, and I also bleed yellow fluid when I slept at night, and the doctor judged me to be chronic otitis media, with a large perforation of the eardrum, but I was like this for the past two days, what about you? If there's anything you can do, you have to tell me, it's too uncomfortable

It really doesn't hurt, go to a regular hospital to do it. A lot of tests will be done at first. Then it's an intravenous drip, and you're basically asleep after the drip. Wake up and you're done.

But whether it hurts or not, men are not qualified to say it.

Hello, generally as long as the operation is standardized, the anti-infection is thorough, and the uterus and ovaries are well recovered after surgery, the impact on the body is not great, but if it is often **, it will cause serious damage to the uterus, and there is a possibility of affecting future fertility. It is recommended that you do a good job of contraception and reduce the number of times**.

- -I can tell you that it really doesn't hurt, but there is a consequence that it is easy to cause recurrent miscarriages. Please be cautious. If you ask me how I know. I can tell my girlfriend did.

Don't worry, it doesn't hurt, but you just need to pay attention to the maintenance and rest in the future.

It is unlikely to be painful, and the body will be relatively weak, pay attention to rest and maintenance.

What's the use of being afraid now, this is something you have to endure after your joy!

How can it not hurt?

It's best to discuss with the injured person first, it's really not okay to take him to do a disability evaluation and take the hospital's medical certificate. How much money would it cost otherwise??

You can consult the law about this issue.