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hope I spelled that right..lol..
ok, now every time I've ever gotten the shot, whatever they may have put in there, it's always wound me up. I don't mean a little jumpy, I mean climbing the walls "surely this guys on cocaine" wound for sound.
Now I'm aware that some locals use what is basically adrenaline to constrict vessels so the juice sticks around longer.. BUT,...
I'm going in soon for some serious work that will easily have me in that chair and numbed up for an hour.
Getting wound up when me and my super-touchy gag reflex are already shaking in my boots just from the idea of being there with what they're doing couldn't be a good thing at all..
I'm wondering just how common this sort of reaction is. I'm wondering if this is one of those reactions I should be informing them of or just perfetcly normal?
ok, now every time I've ever gotten the shot, whatever they may have put in there, it's always wound me up. I don't mean a little jumpy, I mean climbing the walls "surely this guys on cocaine" wound for sound.
Now I'm aware that some locals use what is basically adrenaline to constrict vessels so the juice sticks around longer.. BUT,...
I'm going in soon for some serious work that will easily have me in that chair and numbed up for an hour.
Getting wound up when me and my super-touchy gag reflex are already shaking in my boots just from the idea of being there with what they're doing couldn't be a good thing at all..
I'm wondering just how common this sort of reaction is. I'm wondering if this is one of those reactions I should be informing them of or just perfetcly normal?