Does a spanking hurt?

Almost everyone has been vaccinated, and different vaccines have different injection sites because of their different efficacy. Some vaccines only need to be injected in the arm, but some vaccines need to be injected into the buttocks muscle to be effective. This is what we usually call the butt shot. In the vaccination room of the hospital, we often hear children crying because of the fear of getting a shot in the buttocks and the pain and discomfort during the injection. One can’t help but wonder, is a butt injection really that painful?

Because the fat on the buttocks is relatively thick, and the needle did not penetrate deep during the injection, the medicine remains in the flesh tissue, which causes such pain. You will feel a lump there, and it will be very painful if you move... If the pain is severe, it is best to apply hot compress. Don't be afraid of the pain. Rub the lump loose, otherwise it will turn black and blue... There is less flesh on the arms, so the bevel should be facing upwards during the injection. After a while, the medicine will be absorbed and it will not be so painful.

Intramuscular injection itself is more painful than intravenous injection, but generally it will recover quickly. It is mainly caused by the drug stimulating local tissues and causing pain. On the other hand, it is also closely related to psychological factors. The more nervous you are, the more painful you will feel.

Because the fat on the buttocks is relatively thick, and the needle did not penetrate deep during the injection, the medicine remains in the flesh tissue, which causes such pain. You will feel a lump there, and it will be very painful when you move... If the pain is severe, it is best to apply hot compress. Don't be afraid of the pain, and rub the lump loose, otherwise it will turn black and blue.

This is because the fat on the buttocks is relatively thick, and when the medicine is applied, the medicine remains in the flesh tissue, causing pain. Mild short-term pain is not a big problem, but if the pain lasts for a long time, you can use hot compress.

Intramuscular injections are generally more painful than intravenous infusions. If conditions permit, you can use drip infusions, which are better than intramuscular injections and can be injected once a day.