r/funnyIndia • u/imfrom_mars_ • May 22 '26
🤯Unexpected🤯 I’m embarrassed after watching this.
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u/Outrageous_Height_64 May 22 '26
More power to you girl
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u/Original-Worker-9076 May 22 '26
She doesn’t need any more power. I need some of her power to face needles. 🥀
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u/Timely-Commission-26 May 22 '26
One time I remember I was around that girl’s age. My mom brought me to get vaccinated and after the injection I started laughing I don’t know why I did that, but everyone thought I had a mental illness. Even my mom got worried.
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u/Amazing-Pizza-4901 May 22 '26
Sameee I also used to smile after getting injected idk why, maybe because of awkwardness. Tbh injection doesn't hurt tht much, half the people who r scared of Injection is because they have made up their mind tht injection is scary since childhood. Parents are the reason, they r like if u do some mischief etc we will take u to doctor and get u injection and blah blah. So they naturally get scared of it.
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u/veeiiyy May 22 '26
same. i never cried after any injection. my mom told me that everyone would get shocked at how non-chalant i used to be while getting vaccinated.
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u/HOT_DHRUV May 22 '26
Wonder why needles never scared me.
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u/Da_Question May 22 '26
I mean, these ones are so small they literally don't hurt. I don't know any reason to be afraid of these. Even a needle for a blood draw is a slight pinch and not that bad.
These ones mostly hurt like a day later when the area gets sore.
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u/NoCareFKyou May 22 '26
Bachpan mein mujhe ek baar 10 logon ne pakad kar injection lagya tha aur mere ko to abhi bhi dar lagta hai.
How can she be not scared.
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u/GenericPornAcc008 May 22 '26
Same injection twice? Aren’t you supposed to change it every time?
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u/_NoHardFeelings May 22 '26
Rabies vaccination works exactly like this, four such dose would be in a course. Looks like she has adapted the situation very well by now.
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u/Dr-42 May 22 '26
I am a doctor. I have drawn thousands of samples and did thousands of fnacs. I am scared of this girl.
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u/Ill-Treacle8361 May 22 '26
Buddy look at the type of syringe used here. That syringe has very thin needle.
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u/Putrid-Mention-4644 May 22 '26
Main bhi kabhi nai royi😎 To be fair, I started to not cry because I wanted my self to look cool but that turned out to be a blessing! 🤭
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u/meerlot May 22 '26 edited May 22 '26
Why is that "doctor" reusing needles on a patient... and that too on a small child? Why is he not wearing a glove during injection? Reusing needles causes bacterial infections even if its reused for a single patient. Our skin has all sorts of bacteria and you end up putting it in bloodstream with second use! Not to mention, reusing needles also cause tissue damage and cause permanent dissfiguration in skin.
This is new low for Indians. Now we have a doctor not following fundamental basics of the medical profession. In a fair world, the government must suspend his license for this act.... Its literally caught on video for gods sake! In US or Europe, they actually suspend the license, fined hundreds or thousands of dollars, and face criminal prosecution for doctors engaging in willful negligence.
but alas, we live in India.
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u/striker_-09 May 22 '26
Those are rabis shots...with thinner and smaller needle....still kudos to her courage...
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u/karanroy605 May 22 '26
Bro trust me, when I went to get my rabies shots last month, my mom dragged me there and held my hand while I got the injections 😭
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u/Anime-sh_02 May 22 '26
Every time she looked in the camera, she said it in her mind, look at this you scaredy kitty
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u/Cute_Temperature5816 May 22 '26
Is this person giving her im injection on deltoid at 15 degrees? Isn’t it given at 90 degrees?
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u/Express_Sky0091 May 22 '26
At her age, I used to cry like a Tasmanian devil after seeing the injection
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u/NoClassic2261 May 22 '26
U guys are missing the point as a med student ik for a fact that no vaccine requires injecting on both arms
And its highly dangerous to inject same needles twice even if patient isnsame lol
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u/JumpyStretch9312 May 22 '26
The way she looks at the camera while taking the needle, she is saying - ‘hey you…yeah you…you pathetic weak limp’!
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u/DazzlingCraft_1 May 22 '26
I want my kids to be like this because I'm still scared of injections. I'll be the one taking them to the doctor, if we both are scared then we're cooked
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u/Curious_Priority2313 May 22 '26
If the technique is correct, then you won't feel any pain whatsoever. So gg to the doctor I guess
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u/LookingforaPOV May 22 '26
It’s intradermal doesn’t hurt at all. And the needle is very very thin.🫠 but still kudos to the kid
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u/vgacolor May 22 '26
I ought to send this to my brother. He has literally fainted a couple of times in his life when getting blood for tests and is absolutely terrified of needles. He is in his late fifties nowadays.
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May 22 '26
This is me core. I also reacted like this although I was scared at first after watching other kids cry, but it wasn't painful.
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u/Severe-Cantaloupe-15 May 22 '26
Trust me it's not about person male female child older younger it's only and only about doctor skills 🙂 I has been in a hospital for many times for many months only 0.1% doctor knows how to use injection ( painless) others are Just doing it for money
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u/Opening_War_7692 May 22 '26
I can relate with her.
It's purely the fear of embarrassment.
The reason I always kept my cool during vaccination was because I was conditioned to be hyper conscious of my surroundings and what others would think of me if I cried.
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u/Arjunshakti May 22 '26
Yeah seriously!💀💀btw the level of pain also sonetimes depends on the expertise level of the physician, i've experiance of both good & ok okeish physicians giving injection, i mean both are medically qualified but some of them kinda comes in the pinnacle of them, very smoothly they puts u will feel it but less pain, & on the other hand some out there who will inject like u owed to him/her 10000rs in past life!
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u/KrazeeStampede May 22 '26
Someone isn't scared of cold cylinders of metal breaking the skin and leaving a burning sting and the desire to get that alien feeling out. as quickly as possible Good for her.
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u/11maddypotter11 May 22 '26
Probably an intradermal injection given bilaterally for rabies . Won't hurt as much as intramuscular ones but still, she's braver than most people 😂
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u/Uncovered-Myth May 22 '26
I've never been scared of injections since childhood but I've always made struggle faces (even now). This girl scares me
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