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Subject: Re: Is it true that shots in small buttocks hurt more?

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Date Posted: Wednesday, April 24, 2024, 02:51: pm
In reply to: Anne 's message, "Is it true that shots in small buttocks hurt more?" on Saturday, September 22, 2018, 07:00: pm

For those claiming they were getting multiple injections daily into the buttocks for 20-30 days and it became increasingly painful, they could have switched sites and given the injections in the thighs. Any medicine given in the buttocks can be given in the thigh.

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Margot
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Date Posted: Sunday, April 28, 2024, 05:48: pm

But some people who had an opportunity to compare these option, i.e. buttocks and thighs, claim that the latter is more painful and also more disturbing in daily activities after an injection. My experience seems to confirm this claim. I'm not a particularly skinny person, I'm rather nearer to slight overweight and I have broad hips. So there is no problem to find a location for a shot. But when pain and soreness from repeated injections became unacceptable anyway, I asked a nurse to switch to thighs. She did it reluctantly warning me that it could possibly hurt more. And it did. Even the first thigh shot was almost as painful as repeated buttock shots. I tried it only twice and quickly returned to buttocks. Because while I still couldn't sit normally, I could at least walk.

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