Hi I got it yesterday it doesn't hurt at all. You just can't overthink the pain. If you make it sound lesser then it doesn't hurt that much

Same brother, I was shivering with fear.

ayyyy that’s what i’m doing!!

I have needle phobia too

I'm watching this vdo to prepare myself for the vaccine I'll be taking in 2 days.

How did it go

@@michelle2145able the injection didn't hurt much, it felt like getting bitten by a small ant but the entire experience was pretty scary for me... Just seeing the needle made my hands sweat

Im bout to get my vaccine in 2 days too... Im shaking like a bitch my last injection didnt go well, Started spouting some nonsense, and the nurse thought It was demonic shit I was spouting

Im getting mine right now

@@kamalnayak205 okay thanks cos I'll keep in mind not to look at the needle at all costs u know what I'll wear a blindfold and put headphones on pls pls pls I'm terrified of needles

i’m here to desensitize my fear of needles :)

I am here to gain confidence in taking the fucking needle cuz Im bout to get vaccinated in 2 days Im shaking and nervous asf

@@ixndc9135 did it hurt man ima take it like in a hour

@@wasspoppinkevinii5543 Not really, I requested the needle to be small, and they complied, So it didnt really hurt for me, good luck tho

@@ixndc9135 lmao they aint let me choose but it went well af, less painful than the covid one, I think ever since I got 3 blood test same 2 months my fear is starting to disappear, long as i can talk to someone that is

@zi am you wrote a paragraph for “i believe conspiracy theories on facebook are true.”

@@jotarokujo4787 TRUE

Jotaro Kujo XD bro this aint cap, my friends dad took vaccine and he fckn died a a month later he got it XD well kinda sad

@@aegyo2086 you joking?

Jotaro Kujo nah kinda sad i shouldnt be laughing

Wht about now...

@@manishkumar-ed7me I did it . without screaming or crying 🤣🤣 but I was nervous till the last moment..the syringe wasn't long at all

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Same lol

i feel bad for anyone who is getting this vaccine please don’t guys. this is bad for you all.

@@angelpaige1500 yep

In some people yes not everyone

*Use of internet slang *remove the space ahead of the period.

@@lingdizhang308 hello jesse that wasn't a roast

Yea like several hours of erection and farting every second.

Me too

never get vaccinated. remain pure

covid my ass this is a hoax government wants to control everyone

@@dylank69 not me i go out still

@@angelpaige1500 stfu

Carol, please use correct grammar when commenting on KZfaq. It hurts my eyes to see your ignorance of grammar. *correct your commas *delete the space ahead of the period. *add a period. Thank you.

Angel, please use correct grammar when commenting on KZfaq. First of all, you have to capitalize your sentences. You should have learned about capitalization in the 1st grade, no kindergarten and you still fail to capitalize? You embarrass me. Shame on you. Adding onto that, you also were ignorant towards commas, which shows how stupid you are. You wrote a huge compound sentence that makes everyone want to puke. And in the final area of your idiotic comment, you actually forget to put a period? Are you stupid? Seriously. Jesus Christ.

The SARS-Cov-2 virus which causes COVID-19 uses a specialized glycoprotein or sugar based protein on its surface to bind to a special locked entrance on the surface of the cell it targets. The virus targets the *Type-2* *Alveolar* *Cells* in the lungs. The Type-2 Alveolar cells are responsible for primarily 3 things *(1)* - Producing surfactant which lubricates the lung tissue to prevent it from sticking together when you exhale thus leading to lung collapse. This is why you need a ventilator in worse cases because ventilators force air into collapsed but not perforated lungs. *(2)* - Protect the type-1 alveolar cells which carry oxygen from your lungs to your blood *(3)* type-2 alveolar cells become type-1 cells if needed. The SARS-Cov-2 virus uses its *S-Spike* glycoprotein to bind to the ACE2 receptor on the surface of the type-2 alveolar cells in the lungs. Once inside, the virus releases its mRNA to the ribosomes in the cells. The ribosomes takes the mRNA instructions and uses it to pull together the amino acids to create the parts of the virus. Those parts are assembled and then the virus buds out of the cell to go and infect other cells. *The* *vaccine* causes your cells to produce a version of the S-Spike that is similar to the one on the surface of the virus. The S-Spike becomes the thing that triggers the immune response. When the body responds to a viral invasion the first thing it does is determine specifically what the invader is. Then your *B-Lymphocytes* produce *Antibodies* Antibodies typically don't eradicate viruses. In some cases they do but not typically. There's *Contracting* a virus and then there is *Infection* from a virus. Contraction is the virus being in your body. Infection is the virus entering the cell to replicate itself. The antibodies stick to the outside of the S-Spike which would normally be on the virus. The antibodies tell your cells not to let the virus bind and enter. This is how the body stems the *INFECTION* part only. You can still contract the virus, but you can't become infected by it with antibodies stuck to them. Ultimately the body later produces *Killer* *T-cells.* Killer T-cells actually eradicate viruses. You see the antibodies don't just scream to your cells to not let the virus in, it also lazes the target so to speak for the killer T-cells. What do you think the killer t-cells will do when it encounters your cells throughout your body which have these spikes budding from them? the T-cells will interpret them as invaders and attack them. When Killer T-cells or any other immune cell mis-interprets and attacks the body's own cells, this is called *Auto-Immune* *Disorder.* It is literally a malfunction of the detection process used by the immune system where the body's own cells are seen as invaders and treated accordingly.

@@johnsuggs7828 yeah, I knew the part about how vaccines work and that, but dang that is good explanation. Thanks for bringing light to that

@@linkfiedproductions2246 I try

Not "pointy objects". Just the poison that's inside them.

Aren't vaccines supposed to provide immunity?

You got covid from the vax

@@tintin6291 vaccine saved my life.

@@yahyamohammedpatel1432 you don't have the data to prove that. You can't know wether you would've been better off with or without the vaccine esspically since there is no long term data

Painful? No; it is not painful. Did not feel either one of them nor the last dozen flu shots.

It hurts for a couple of seconds, like a pinch

don't take the vaccine media and government is behind this shit

@@angelpaige2143 my mom is making me do so and i don’t have a choice :/

@@aristhoughts4484 how old are you

@@angelpaige2143 13

@@aristhoughts4484 you need to tell her can't i choose for myself it's my right at the end of the day just saying

Needle is 1 inch 23 to 25 gauge and about .3 or .5 ml is injected, so 1/3 to 1/2 of a milliliter.

@@NETWizzJbirk blah blah blah fake news

@Leo Zhang his not with us anymore 😭 his gone

@Leo Zhang he died 3 days ago

@Leo Zhang thank you he loved me so much I would have told him how I feel like I would have told him that I want to accomplish my jeans of studying Asian countries but it's all my fault I should have been there for him when he came back from covert relief I miss him so much 😭😭😭😭😭 it's going to be so hard just to let him go but I know he's up there looking out for me and knowing that I will have a great life for myself

RIP❤️

Jacquelyn Saenz damn atleast he won’t die like you would at young age

hi, does the actual injection hurt?

@@shiikurei8248 it’s a shot

@@Gayboy21 whoa. that's really helpful! thank you

@@shiikurei8248 shots hurt.. sometimes it doesn’t

The 1st one made my arms sore

I had a bad reaction to the flu shot on december, my heart was failing....... it is my life so yes I want answers.

@Mike Barnes ???

He laughed because the vaccine won’t give us herd immunity. All it does is reduce severe symptoms. The shots don’t do anything to reduce the spread or acquisition of covid.

@@kwh1183 False. There have been numerous clinical trials done that prove the vaccines are all effective at BOTH preventing COVID infection and also minimizing symptoms in the UNLIKELY event that you catch it after vaccinated. Experts predict that the more people vaccinated actually will bring us closer to herd immunity. But with morons and anti vaxxers like you, it’s going to be a stretch to ever get to that 70% we need vaccinated. You can choose to argue with a scientist in the field. And you’ll fail miserably.

@@Vic292 you a clown

@@user-nu3ih7ih4f A clown for stating pure facts? Okay, buddy. Great logic. Lmao. You can’t even form a proper argument, but insult me. Bye 👋🏾

LMAO someone’s still stuck in nursing school world 😂😂

Just do whatever is right for you. Don't listen to others. There's people for, and against it. Do your own research and don't let yourself get sucked into all the misinformation, because there's a lot of it going around these days. Personally me, I am booked for tomorrow. I can tell you how it goes if it makes you feel any better, and don't worry i'll be fully honest.

@@nightowl3393 can you tell me if it hurts and how big the needle is? I have a huge phobia but I want it

@@kyleerivera3087 Sure, I will let you know 😊

@@kyleerivera3087 Hello I am back and vaccinated :) Honestly, the needle looks big but it went into my arm for about 1 second, and I didn't feel a thing. My arm only hurt afterwards and not that bad at all. I also haven't had any side effects, feeling the same as I did before the vaccine. In my opinion there's no need to worry and if you do want it I really recommend just getting it over with 😊 I hope this helped a little.

@@kyleerivera3087 The needle they use to fill it is bigger than the needle that gives it. The length used on 99% of adults and children over 12 is 1 inch, which might seem long but it does not get anywhere near the bone and there are no structures where it is given. The trick is to just relax and not care. If you do that, you will feel them put the bandaid on more than the injection. No, it does NOT hurt.

Maria, Maria, Maria. Do my eyes deceive me? Here I was, watching a KZfaq video when I see your stupid comment. I assume you are a full grown adult, however, you have forgotten to apply a very simple principle into your sentence! Have your brains been washed with a mixture of bleach and pop-rocks? Have you not passed the 2nd grade? How could you forget a period at the end of your sentence? You have appalled everyone that has ever lived. Shame on you. Shame on you.

@zi am They are going to make the virus more dangerous.You will have a 99.75% of surviving😂😂.

I think moderna

the poisonerna

Lol the bandaid was symbolic.

Please use correct grammar. “The band-aid didn’t even go on the area she injected.” Thank you.

@@lingdizhang308 lmao shut up

@@lingdizhang308 You showed her professor.

@@lingdizhang308 oh no she forgot to put a full stop and a dash we're all gonna fucking die

Did the needle going in hurt? Im getting mine next friday and I am a teen.

Bro it does not hurt go ahead and take it your arm is gonna hurt after the vaccine but the needle doesnt

@@ilucid6620 Thank god, ill take your word for it Im getting mine this wed

how long did it go away

@@pkfilms457 5 days for me , i have no pzin now

If you watch she uses the really long needle to draw up the vaccine into the vial, then switches to a shorter, thinner needle for the injection

@@aryanson Please tell me, is this true, that the actual Vaccine needles that one receives the shots from, are short and thin - like the needles we use now to draw blood, where one "barely feels a pinch"?

@@ivorytower99 In many of the news stories were they are showing people being vaccinated, the needles being used mostly appear to be 21, or 22 gauge some 20 gauge, (you can tell by the color of the hub, yellow, 20 gauge, gray, 21 gauge, blue, 22 gauge, orange, 25 gauge), and 1 1/2 or 2 inches long, :Pretty standard for vaccines given as deep intramuscular injections.

@@aryanson I don't have any great medical knowledge, so thank you for this info. However, I do know that needles have become thinner and thinner over the years. I do not know if you yourself have had the vaccine... So I wanted to ask you, if you have in fact, had the vaccine: did it hurt (the needle)?

It rlly isn’t it looks like the same size of a flu vaccine needle tbh, i’ve gotten a tetanus shot which has a massive needle so i’m not scared

are u sure. im really really scared. what does jt feel like pls dont lie

@@mitsuhamiyamizu101 it stings, but when I got my second shot my arm was soar for a day

I felt so relieved after I got mine, too. It hurts for about three seconds and that’s it.

@Timothah Molone Then does God just hate those who died of a preventable virus?

@Timothah Molone If God can’t be blamed for it being created why can’t he make it go away

Don't worry I also have a fear of Needles. But we are forced vaccine cause of strict laws about flying in the USA now :'(

When I had a shot before they did that wdym?

@@lukesimino8908 The injection must go to your deltoids, not in your skin area. that is why the injector must not squeeze the skin.

No shit sherlock

@@Mitzi-chan224 I was just saying it cus they did it in the vid... not everyone knows

Poison

you’re typing this on a phone. you should not be worried about this....

@@nano-vx9tu what r u on about?

say no to vaccine mandates

Son, never in my life have I been more appalled at any comment. Your comment has given me an aneurysm, a stroke, and a heart attack all at the same time. And how, you ask? Well, let me give you an intense description of your stupidity. It’s, “have”, you idiot. Have. A simple word. And you forgot it. This simple error has caused many people to fall. Jesus. You embarrass me. And to add it all up, you have forgotten a period. Shame on you.

@@lingdizhang308 who are u a federal agent or something shut up

i feel sorry for tou

Lol

Please have proper grammar. "You messed up big time."

Its You and theres a period, bud

Jonathan! Are you stupid? What is wrong with you. You have replaced the word “you” with U? And to top it off, you forget a diddly darn period? Jesus. Such an embarrassment.

Lilly sorry to disappoint but hehehhh isnt correct its hehehe ok. Also its definitely. But wheres the period, also dis isnt a word its this, ok.

Lilly? Can I ask you a question? Have you ever been to Earth? On Earth, we use the word “grammar” to describe the correct usage of words. Pretty simple stuff right? “OhOh, bUt I dO KnOw gRamMar!” Well, guess what? No, you don’t. Let me teach you what grammar is. Grammar is not “Hehehhhh.” That is not grammar. Not even close, Lilly. Guess what? Replacing the word “definitely” with def is not grammar! Woah! And guess what again? “Dis” is not a good substitute for “this”! You also forgot to put a period. Do you know what a period is? A period, in fact, is a thing we use for punctuation! You put it at the end of a sentence. Now that you know what grammar is, you can go on a delete this comment because my heart burns with a lifelong hatred for you because reading your sentence have me several strokes and aneurysms.

Aww snap!

@@lingdizhang308 not da def u cant hear def my kind of def that means deffinetlly

@@lingdizhang308 plus if i never been on earth why do i even exist?

Only Johnstone and Johnstone is one dose, all the others are 2 dose.

@@CTstardust THANKS JOSH. TAKR CARE

That’s the point

Student nurse here! We inject air into the vials because it creates pressure, so when we flip the vial to suck up all the medicine into the syringe it goes in much easier. It helps ensure that all of the medication is taken up into the syringe out of the vial. Say the vial has 2mL of fluid, we will suck up 2mL of air into the syringe and then push that into the vial, keep the plunger down and pull the needle into the liquid, and the pressure now helps push all of the liquid into the syringe :) hope this helped!

Wrong mindset. We have to wear a mask until enough people get vaccinated so we can reach herd immunity. So get the vaccine, social distance, and maybe we will get out of this damn pandemic together.

Never getting that needle

@@brandonbaker3594 you’re part of the problem as to why we may never get out of this pandemic.

No I’m not I follow every stupid rule I just won’t get the shot

good!! it should be illegal to take this vaccine. i wish it were banned

right now, and I don't know what era stands for.

Registered Nurse

I got it and it doesn’t hurt totally worth it :)

@@user-be1jh5st9l i feel sorry for you, you got injected with poison

@@gleelights9525 I’m perfectly fine

@@user-be1jh5st9l you won’t be saying that when the long term affects kick in

@@gleelights9525 I mean I’ve gotten hotter

that didn’t take*

Did it hurt when the needle was injected ?

@@robloxkhan5761 Hmmm honestly Its hurt but juste a little like a electrical shock

@@jujuumakeup thanks. I hate to do this, but I'm forced to :( Stupid government laws

say no to this vaccine please please please 😢

Idiot

yes because you don’t want to take it

Yeah, she probably should have tied it up

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