I also had pain at the time of injection. It went in very slowly, compared to the normal, very quick poke of the needle. My kids had theirs a few days later, and it was a half of a second to inject theirs and it confirmed to me that my injection was not normal. I told the nurse it hurt, and she said she administered it very slow because the serum was cold. Now I'm wondering if she injected it too high up in my arm (almost to my shoulder), and it that caused whatever I am experiencing now.
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I also had pain at the time of injection. It went in very slowly, compared to the normal, very quick poke of the needle. My kids had theirs a few days later, and it was a half of a second to inject theirs and it confirmed to me that my injection was not normal. I told the nurse it hurt, and she said she administered it very slow because the serum was cold. Now I'm wondering if she injected it too high up in my arm (almost to my shoulder), and it that caused whatever I am experiencing now.
October 20, 2015 - 8:15amThis Comment
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