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Im Just Wondering How does it feel to get a fill im extremly scared

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<p>I have had two fills so far and they are not bad at all...You feel</p> <p>the initial prick but after that not much feeling...You have to try to drink something before you leave to make sure you can keep it down...My second fill was a little harder because they had some trouble getting in the port but that wasn't that bad either....</p>

I just had my 1st fill on Saturday. It wasn't too bad. I felt a pinch and that was it. I was really nervous too. I read about so many people being poked several times and I wasn't looking forward to that, but luckily I was just poked once. Good luck!

Oh gosh, the fill is nothing!!...like getting a shot, that's all. No need to be nervous.

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When i went to the doctor to just get my check up i seen the needle i still got about 5 week's to the fill but im starting to feel alot better! beacuse i was very scared

The needle might be long, but it's very thin....and that's important! If you made it thru surgery and recovery, the fill is nothing compared to that!

I've had 8 fills, and I HATE needles, however, the worst part of a fill is the shot they give you to numb you, its quick, feels like a bee sting and its over. Then they fill you up, I feel nothing at this point. Hopefully your doc will numb you first, most docs do.

Best wishes.

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I hope so to.. if he doest im going to ask.

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