Different equipment is different. The variation in pain is a result of stab depth, needle gauge, and impact force. For minimal pain, you want a slow short thin stab.
Shame on the insurance company, though, they could have just asked for a well-patient visit at your primary and accepted their assurance that you are being properly treated.
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Date: 2017-10-31 11:42 pm (UTC)Different equipment is different. The variation in pain is a result of stab depth, needle gauge, and impact force. For minimal pain, you want a slow short thin stab.
Shame on the insurance company, though, they could have just asked for a well-patient visit at your primary and accepted their assurance that you are being properly treated.