any time you get an infection there is potential for an infection, although rare. I got a really nasty one from an anesthectic injection at the dentist...even tho all procedure was followed, if there was any bacteria at all around the injection sight it is very easy for it to enter while your getting the infection...this is the reason the area of the injection is cleaned before the injection...but all the bacteria around the site isn't always removed therefore there is a chance of infection. Go over what procedures were done before your inejection...was the cover of the needle left on untill it was time for the injection, so that there was no risk of contamination of the needle by another source?my doctor actually will change the needle part itself once taking the medication from the vile, was the area rubbed with an alcohol swab prior to the injection? It could very well have nothing to do with the injection, it could have to do with the injection but have nothing to do with the person who gave it to you...
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