| The only times I have a stinging sensation is if the insulin is cold (which never happens anymore because I take it out of the fridge when I use my last dose of the current bottle.) Also just once in a great while I might hit a nerve. I've been very lucky, when it stings it's just a split second. I get more pain from finger jabs than needles. That's because I'm too cheap to change the needle.
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Syd--20 years Type II diabetes 18 years insulin dependent.
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