It is shallow, so the needle only travels a short distance, and it has fewer pain-sensitive nerves than deeper tissue, so most people feel a small pinch rather than a deep ache
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Irritating a nerve Injected in the wrong spot, a needle can come close to a nerve and cause sharp pain, tingling, numbness or weakness
It also depends on how frequently youre receiving the shots, since this can affect the amount of vitamin B12 in your body
Pull out the needle and push the plunger slightly to get rid of air bubbles