Do you prefer taking tablets or injections?
@mildredtabitha (16147)
Nairobi, Kenya
September 26, 2017 4:13am CST
Some people won't take medicine especially if it is swallowing tablets. Some people prefer taking tablets and won't accept getting administered with a syringe.
Some medicines are only effective when directly injected to your blood. I don't wish for anyone to be sick but I would like to know your preference when it comes to taking medicine. :)
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@ilocosboy (45156)
• Philippines
26 Sep 17
Oh please no syringe, I would only take tablets, capsules or syrup
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
26 Sep 17
@aureliah I always feel pain it Pierce my skin only. I always tell myself that it won't last a second. hehe
@aureliah (24326)
• Kenya
26 Sep 17
@mildredtabitha Most people do not like that pain and the syringe itself.
@1hopefulman (45120)
• Canada
28 Sep 17
I hope that I don't ever need medications but If I do I would prefer tablets over injections.
Matthew 9:12 Easy-to-Read Version (ERV) 12 Jesus heard them say this. So he said to them, “It is the sick people who need a doctor, not those who are healthy.
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@1hopefulman (45120)
• Canada
28 Sep 17
@mildredtabitha I think that's we all hope but when we do get sick we appreciate competent doctors.
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
28 Sep 17
Wow! You mean everything in the world has a message about it from the bible? Thanks for quoting the bible. I mostly catch colds but I hope not to get seriously sick
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@prashu228 (37521)
• India
26 Sep 17
I am very afraid of syringe..lol..and sometimes tablets too. Syrup is okay
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
26 Sep 17
Haha. But syrup is for babies
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@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
26 Sep 17
i can inject a medicine with least pain. i can take tablets, syrups, or intramuscular injections as well.
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@ridingbet (66854)
• Philippines
27 Sep 17
@mildredtabitha he should be injected by a light hand nurse, that one who pricks without pain.
i developed that skill from the hospital where i worked as the head nurse.
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
27 Sep 17
@ridingbet Nice. I like your advice.
So people should be coming to you for injections :) mhh
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
26 Sep 17
So everything works out for you. That is very good. :) What would you advice for someone who fears injections?
@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
27 Sep 17
Lol. You are the first to say that you are immune to syringe. :) But that is nice to know
@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
27 Sep 17
@Phelly02 It is understandable for when you were a child. :) Most children are always stubborn but all the fear ends after growing up :)
@Phelly02 (463)
• Philippines
27 Sep 17
@mildredtabitha Hahaha, thanks it's because when I was a child there would be 2 or 3 nurses holding me cause I kept on struggling since I'm too afraid of syringe. When I'm hospitalized which basically every year they always give me injection. So I say i"m immune to syringe now. lol.
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@cahaya1983 (11116)
• Malaysia
17 Oct 17
I'm not afraid of needles but if I have the choice of taking tablets then I would choose tablets of course.
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
20 Oct 17
That's nice. I would also choose taking tablets over injections because it is easy to discontinue medicine if it doesn't work. With injections, you can't reverse it if it turns out to be wrong medicine
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@just4him (317315)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
26 Sep 17
Tablet over syringe any day. I do have one medication I take by IV.
@just4him (317315)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
27 Sep 17
@mildredtabitha Don't read that as a Roman numeral, each letter separate. I V, something they put in your arm to give you medication.
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
27 Sep 17
@just4him Now I get it. I have also had that on my hand few years back. They would leave a small syringe on my hand and then they put medicine through that hole without removing the syringe
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
26 Sep 17
You should close your eyes. You won't feel pain
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
26 Sep 17
@JolietJake Which part of the body did you receive the injection?
@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
26 Sep 17
@JolietJake I agree. It all depends with how gentle the doctor is. I prefer getting injections on my arm. The one I hate is getting injection on my butt. :)
@vsai2008 (11796)
• India
27 Sep 17
@mildredtabitha I don't remember getting injections for the past 9-10 years, so I don't know hahaha
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
27 Sep 17
@vsai2008 You are so lucky. I had my last injection in my mouth this year April
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
27 Sep 17
I like tablets too but I am not afraid of injections anymore hehe
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@Behindtheguitarbar (2831)
• Guangdong, China
26 Sep 17
If the tablets could cure the illness, I won't take the syrine.
@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
26 Sep 17
@aureliah for me, I don't care about the pain. Seeing the syringe is what scares me
@rubyriaz007 (4188)
• India
29 Sep 17
I prefer taking tablets than taking injections...
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@aureliah (24326)
• Kenya
26 Sep 17
I always hope not to have these two options but I would prefer a one time injection. I never finish my dose of tablets.
@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
26 Sep 17
The good think about injection is the medicine goes directly into your system
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
26 Sep 17
@aureliah Medicine for malaria is always bitter. I always wish they give me an injection instead
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@aureliah (24326)
• Kenya
26 Sep 17
@mildredtabitha Yes and you don't have to deal with bad taste.
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
5 Oct 17
That's nice. You have a positive attitude. You are right. The end goal is to get better :)
@KrauseHome (36447)
• United States
29 Sep 17
For my Diabetes I prefer a Pen or injection as in Insulin. Pills did nothing for me, and a pen is a lot easier to remember to do.
@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
29 Sep 17
Nice. 
Tablets do not have that much effect and that is why they are subscribed for us to take many days
Tablets do not have that much effect and that is why they are subscribed for us to take many days
@Ithink (9980)
• United States
27 Sep 17
@mildredtabitha No but they should figure it out for us! lol
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
27 Sep 17
Sorry about that. I also prefer tablets. It seems some medicines don't have tablets made of them and so we don't have an option
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
28 Sep 17
@Ithink Yes they should. Injections might look like a shortcut to getting medicine into our body but it is very risky.
@wongchoiyee (7413)
• Malaysia
27 Sep 17
Both is okay for me but I am a bit scared of needles though.
@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
26 Sep 17
I was thinking syrup is only for babies. hehe
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
12 Oct 17
That's good. Injections are effective :)
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@Lizirazo (2390)
• United States
12 Oct 17
@mildredtabitha it's the best for me.
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@mildredtabitha (16147)
• Nairobi, Kenya
27 Sep 17
I agree with you that injections work faster and it is because the medicine goes directly into your blood. What I don't like about is that the medicine cannot be reversed
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