Managing discomfort following an injection is a common concern. Localized itching, redness, and minor swelling are typical reactions as the body responds to the administered substance. These symptoms often arise from the needle insertion itself or from ingredients within the injected solution irritating the surrounding tissue.
Addressing post-injection irritation is important for patient comfort and preventing secondary complications like infection from excessive scratching. Understanding the physiological response involved allows for the application of appropriate soothing techniques and proactive measures that promote healing and alleviate discomfort.
