Why do they tend to downplay it so much most of the time? Do they truly not think it will be painful? Or is there some other reason for that?
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When you’re numbed, you don’t feel the pain, but you feel *something*. It’s a palpable feeling that could be described as “pressure.” If a doctor is telling you that, that’s why. If pain is expected, they should be telling you that too. The dentist says you’ll feel “a pinch” when getting the novacain, etc
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