I didn't stop to think about that . I hate having my fingers pricked even with a tiny tailor's pin. Now stick a 14 gauge needle in my arm and suck out blood for all you're worth and I could care less

And I didn't mean to make it seem like I don't know when to go to the doctor for an emergency, it was more or less how something that appears inocculus at first healthwise can begin to escalate especially if given the wrong diagnosis in the first place. (Recent admission to the hospital is a good example, 10 days before my admittance I was told by the doctor that it was a pulled muscle, then because I had just done a urinalysis they opted to skip it and just rehydrate me the day before I was admitted to the hospital, then I went down with my kidneys shutting down and all kinds of issues except a fever!) And that was with doctors physically examining me. Imagine if it had been a doctor on the other side of the computer screen, who couldn't get any tests at all.