I was ready to offer my arm when she told me to lie down on that flat bed and show some skin underneath the waist. Hold up. Although I've heard of stories (including a former classmate who had really bad gastritis, that he'd often drive up to the clinic just to get injected), I never get injections there.
"Cucuk kat mana?"
She signaled.
"Tapi saya period!!!"
"Bukan nak cucuk dekat SITU!"
LOL.
"Kenapa tak cucuk kat tangan?"
"Kalau cucuk dekat tangan awak mana boleh, tulang!"
ROFL HAHAHA.
Take a jab, she said. It works faster, she said. But even after getting a shot, my headache was still there, unfortunately. It took a pill from the clinic that's labelled "MIGRAINE" to make it go away. At least I'm back!
I received one when I had a really bad allergic reaction. The doctor was a male doctor. T^T
ReplyDeleteAnd I kept imagining crying babies on a table getting a jab from doctor - which I failed to know why.
That's even more awkward.
DeleteCrying babies HAHAHAHAHA!!!
Funny, they can't cucuk my arms because *cough*cough banyak lemak! but I think it's because my veins are just tiny n r buried underneath the layers of "muscles"
ReplyDeletehope u're feeling better now!:)
Cet. The reasons they come up with! I looked it up the other day. Supposedly injections involving painkillers at the hips hurt less and work faster.
DeleteOoh, feeling a lot better now, thank you :)
actually doesnt really matter on the arm or buttock or thigh as long as they are muscles, not bone nor fats. usually if the medication is more than 1ml,we'll jab the buttock to avoid the formation of hematoma (collection of blood within muscles)...
ReplyDeleteget well soon!
Thanks for clarifying, doctor :)
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