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[Scary] Does it hurt getting Blood taken? (BloodChecking)

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I do not recall ever having my blood taken (though I am sure it has been done at some point in my 19 years on this planet). My mom has to have frequent testing done, but her veins are hard to find so she always hopes that she gets the actual doctor or a really good nurse. My younger brother can sit there and watch the nurse stick the needle into his arm and watch the blood go up into the syringe. 

 

As long as they hit your vein the first time you should be good, just like a shot. It might be more sore than a shot afterwards. 

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Were you butchered by an inexperienced person?

 

 

What happened to make you cry?

 

Did the people completely botch the needle insertion?

Na, I refuse to get a blood test (even though I was supposed to get one for the last 5~ years) because I really don't like needles (although I don't have an issue during the shot....it's just the moments preceding the shot). 

 

But I do know a bunch of people who have had terrible people do it (although that doesn't concern me). 

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Nah, it does not hurt. 

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This coming Friday, I need to do a blood checking.....

But I have a fear of needles...

oh a checking isn't a big deal. Tell the doctor that you don't like needles and prefer to look away and they will usually honor that request and hide the needle from your sight as much as possible. 

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i've donated blood like 6 times already, the only pain i get is when they poke your finger to check what's my blood category which is O btw

 

its all good

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@kenny9170 : The last time I got blood taken or got an injection is when I was 10 I think ... It didn't really hurt once the needles is in your veins , you can feel the blood flowing into the syringe though . A very surreal feeling ... 

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@kenny9170 : The last time I got blood taken or got an injection is when I was 10 I think ... It didn't really hurt once the needles is in your veins , you can feel the blood flowing into the syringe though . A very surreal feeling ... 

I Hope that doctor / nurse doing well , I dun wan to heard they say- aww, cant find your vein...need to try again.

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I Hope that doctor / nurse doing well , I dun wan to heard they say- aww, cant find your vein...need to try again.

That's what the rubber band is for ... Don't worry . 5 seconds of blood draining isn't going to kill you , unless you goes into shock ( I don't know the correct word , maybe anaphylaxis shock ? I google translate that , sorry , my English is not as advanced as others . Maybe Analeptic shock ? ) , than you have a REAL problem here ( the needle might broke and get stuck in your arm , ... Needle tearing your veins and blood comes out at 300ml/s etc. . Have fun  :D

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I Hope that doctor / nurse doing well , I dun wan to heard they say- aww, cant find your vein...need to try again.

its fine no worries, trust me

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That's what the rubber band is for ... Don't worry . 5 seconds of blood draining isn't going to kill you , unless you goes into shock ( I don't know the correct word , maybe anaphylaxis shock ? I google translate that , sorry , my English is not as advanced as others . Maybe Analeptic shock ? ) , than you have a REAL problem here ( the needle might broke and get stuck in your arm , ... Needle tearing your veins and blood comes out at 300ml/s etc. . Have fun  :D

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, I dun wan to see that ! :(  Enjoy last 4day in scary mood.

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This honestly depends on the quality of the person drawing the blood.  I know a phlebotomist, and she told me the secret to it.  They have to let the alcohol solution dry on your arm before piercing the skin.  If they don't, it burns.  If they do (and hit the vein) it's painless outside of the initial pinch.  Inexperienced ones might miss the vein and have to puncture several times before hitting it.  An experienced one will do it so fast and effortlessly that you won't know what happened before it's over.  

Like your answer ever, it relax me :(

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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO, I dun wan to see that ! :(  Enjoy last 4day in scary mood.

Don't worry ... They have Vitamin K injections , blood clotting injections , ... Then they will pull the needle out , stick another one in to give you fluid and while you are asleep , they will take the blood then ... But don't worry , your body heals quick ... the blood can be replenish in ... about 3 months ( Depends on your health ) ...  If the Doctor is slow or fails to give you the injection . Worst case scenerio ? You lose 10-20% of your blood and now you are unafraid of needles  :D

... Life is a game and the checkpoints are your birthday , you will face challenges where you may not get rewarded afterwords but those are the challenges that help you improve yourself . Always live for tomorrow because you may never know when your game will be over ... I'm totally not going insane in anyway , shape or form ... I just have broken English and an open mind ... 

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Like your answer ever, it relax me :(

prepare to get baptise again  :P P/S : I'm a horrible person am I ?

... Life is a game and the checkpoints are your birthday , you will face challenges where you may not get rewarded afterwords but those are the challenges that help you improve yourself . Always live for tomorrow because you may never know when your game will be over ... I'm totally not going insane in anyway , shape or form ... I just have broken English and an open mind ... 

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Don't worry ... They have Vitamin K injections , blood clotting injections , ... Then they will pull the needle out , stick another one in to give you fluid and while you are asleep , they will take the blood then ... But don't worry , your body heals quick ... the blood can be replenish in ... about 3 months ( Depends on your health ) ...  If the Doctor is slow or fails to give you the injection . Worst case scenerio ? You lose 10-20% of your blood and now you are unafraid of needles  :D

But..but..... Why me are asleep :wacko: , I think they just put a (*alcohol solution dry on your arm before piercing the skin) like him say.

And straight hit to vein, no other  (Vitamin K injections , blood clotting injections) I think :(

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But..but..... Why me are asleep :wacko: ( Because they will drug you for easy access of your blood ) , I think they just put a (*alcohol solution dry on your arm before piercing the skin) like him say.

And straight hit to vein, no other  (Vitamin K injections , blood clotting injections) I think :(

Oh no that's worst case scenio when you goes into Analeptic shock ... Yes you'll be fine , but be prepare for the worst ... The point is , if you get it over it , you'll be fine ... 

... Life is a game and the checkpoints are your birthday , you will face challenges where you may not get rewarded afterwords but those are the challenges that help you improve yourself . Always live for tomorrow because you may never know when your game will be over ... I'm totally not going insane in anyway , shape or form ... I just have broken English and an open mind ... 

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Yes, 90% of people dies.

R. I. P Kenny.

 

No it doesn't hurt, you barely feel anything, unless they break your vein, in that case trust me it hurts quite a bit.

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No it doesn't hurt, you barely feel anything, unless they break your vein, in that case trust me it hurts quite a bit.

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It hurts a bit (not too bad), you'll feel dizzy afterward but you'll feel fine soon, if not then...... Better consult to doctor.

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No it does not hurt at all, however my brother faints every time he come he has a blood test. Also, eat before getting a blood test

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No it does not hurt at all, however my brother faints every time he come he has a blood test. Also, eat before getting a blood test

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Nah, it's not painful IMO.

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Depends on the nurse my gf at the time got hers done and they missed the vein it hurt her alot and i've heard other people have the same issue. Personally never happened to me since im a pretty veiny person however last time i got a blood test i think i stressed my self out after seeing what happen to my gf that i nearly fainted while the lady was taking the blood :S

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