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Default Nerve Study

Here I am again scared about the test. I don't like needles of any type. I have gotten use to acupuncture needles but they are small but burnnif inserted wrong.
A friend told me that the nerve study is very painful she made them stop her test I don't want to base everything on her experience
Help or am i about to enter the bowels of hell
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