So today we took the test at school.
I only got a red thing on my hand.It's not like a bubble it's flat.
Is that because my body accepted the threat and I have to take the true injection?
You gotta wait for 4 or 5 days to know the final result
thats what happens when you get an injection
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But I got it in 8:10AM (the injection) and now it's 5:45PM.
Nothing happened to my hand.Just a red dot.(After I took the injection I had a little bubble but after it went.)
I'm afraid
6 needles in one hand ouch
omg Takari .. i hate needles xD and anything that is sharp xD my body starts shaking ...
Originally Posted by WanQuiSheR
omg Takari .. i hate needles xD and anything that is sharp xD my body starts shaking ...
I hate them too.Even when I made piercing I was too afraid of the needle but afterwards,it was everything okay.
@Archangel
Your really a nurse?
If yes,what's the best the best final result?
Just a red dot or a bubble?
does it hurt?
pff this is childish. I got stabbed 10 times.
/troll
Originally Posted by [I]nDepth
does it hurt?
It didn't really hurt.
When he put the needle in my skin I didn't feel anything.He waited like 3 seconds and then he was pushing the Tuberculin units and then that hurt.It was really hot.
Right now I'm feeling nothing.I even got a hit on it and didn't feel anything.
No idea
never been stabbed at school.
@Takari Usually it takes 48 to 72 hours for the body respond to the injection. The reaction is measured after 72 hours to see if a skin reaction occurred.
The skin at the site of injection swelling (hardening) and red. When the swelling a diameter of 10 millimeters or more, the result is positive. There is a high risk of (made by) tuberculosis infection. A diameter of 6 to 9 millimeters is considered doubtful.
So, having no bubble is
that's why i don't go on tests -.-
we've got a nurse at MPGH im talkign about @Archangel
You have to take several test before you can actually know if you have TB. That's just test one. And there's a way to prevent it anyhow so don't worry.
Originally Posted by Archangel
@Takari Usually it takes 48 to 72 hours for the body respond to the injection. The reaction is measured after 72 hours to see if a skin reaction occurred.
The skin at the site of injection swelling (hardening) and red. When the swelling a diameter of 10 millimeters or more, the result is positive. There is a high risk of (made by) tuberculosis infection. A diameter of 6 to 9 millimeters is considered doubtful.
So, having no bubble is
So if I understood well if you got a flat skin where you took the injection you don't need to take the full injection?
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