What are the 2 most painful places to get a shot?

1. Deltoid Muscle:

Located in the upper arm, the deltoid muscle is often used for vaccination injections. However, it can be quite painful, especially for individuals with a low tolerance for pain or anxiety about needles.

2. Intergluteal Muscle:

Located in the upper outer quadrant of the buttocks, the intergluteal muscle is frequently used for intramuscular injections, such as certain antibiotics or vitamins. However, this area can be quite sensitive and may cause significant pain during the injection and prolonged discomfort after the injection.