Professor
·Well I guess my bad reaction is over with, hopefully. There was mild pain at the injection site for weeks, didn't seem to want to go away completely.
I'd think it was over with then it would start up again mainly while I slept and bad enough to wake me up and lasting for hours at a time.
I looked around for complaints by others and found an article saying this was due to poor positioning of the needle during the injection, coming too close to a tendon or nerve fiber.
I felt an odd punch through effect during the jab, and the nurse did draw the point back and shift the angle of the needle a bit before finishing the shot.
Didn't give it any thought at the time since there was no immediate ill effect though I didn't forget it.
I was the last one to get a shot that day so I expect the personnel were all pretty much worn out by then.
I'd think it was over with then it would start up again mainly while I slept and bad enough to wake me up and lasting for hours at a time.
I looked around for complaints by others and found an article saying this was due to poor positioning of the needle during the injection, coming too close to a tendon or nerve fiber.
I felt an odd punch through effect during the jab, and the nurse did draw the point back and shift the angle of the needle a bit before finishing the shot.
Didn't give it any thought at the time since there was no immediate ill effect though I didn't forget it.
I was the last one to get a shot that day so I expect the personnel were all pretty much worn out by then.


