Getting an injection (in other words "getting a shot") or getting blood tests can be a nightmare to anybody (even little children) because of needles that get into through the skin. People think they are long and scratchy rather than thinking "This won't hurt" or "This will be done within a minute". Yes, it can be a bit painful.

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Answers:    Whenever I own a needle of any kind I always reason about my ENT surgeon. Last year I have a tumor the size of a cricket ball surrounded by my salivary gland and the surgeon wanted to do a fine syringe biopsy on it. As soon as I entered the room he said "Now, you outlook brave?" I felt close to saying '**** NO' but adjectives I come out with be 'I suppose" He could sense I was unseasy and he did his best to create it painless and it was, I could surface what he was doing but it didn't hurt. When he have finshed he told me I was intensely brave and ever since when ever I've needed a needle i've be brave for him.

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I personally don't, but as a phlebotomist (someone who draws blood) masses people enjoy a serious phobia toward needles and see it as a very big treaty. I've had both ends of the extremes when drawing blood from associates, from people basically shying away a bit to people sweating profusely, flat out refuse and even passing out.

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