Yeah it hurts just a little bit, but it is a pain you soon forget about.
Tetanus (or d-tap) shot combines diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (whooping cough) The tetanus shot hurts, but only for a second.
1) Ask for numbing cream at the beginning of the appointment
2) Do NOT look at the needle!
3) Keep calm and don't think about it!
4) Look away, think about stuff that you want to do when you get home.
A tetanus shot is typically administered in the upper arm muscle, also known as the deltoid muscle.
Everyone has a different pain tolerance so everyone would have different opinions on how bad an injection is. Both injections are into the muscle so the pain should about the same. After you get the injection I'd recommend doing some arm exercises and mildly rubbing the area.
yes
1.) Get a Tetnus shot 2.) If you stepped on it, get your leg amputated
I'm more familiar with dog tags worn during WW2. On those the T43 would mean the soldier had a tetnus shot in the year 1943. So, T57 means he had his shot in 1957. The dog tag contained some medical information such as blood type and date of tetnus shot.
Try to remove it if you can. I would also go get a tetnus shot if you haven't had one in over 10 years.
A tetnus shot is good for 10 years unless there is an exposure in which you will most likely get one in between 5 and 10 years
For me, they did not hurt.
Tetanus is the medical term for the viral infection people call lockjaw. It is the same one that you get a tetanus shot to help prevent.
The health department should give free or low cost tetnus, or try the county hospital
Around 12 or 13 you need it to protect you from a bacteria for rusted metal that will eventually kill you and when you get it it will be around 6 th grade because you can't move in to 7 th grade until you get the shot
If shot by it. Yes