Bicillin is able to kill a wide range of bacteria and help protect the immune system of new enlistees while they complete their intense training.
Those ones were a little more painful than the bicilin shot.It is a high dose of Bicillin given to new recruits. If you want to be worried about shots, be worried about the set of 5 or 6 shots you're going to get (I had 3 on each arm). You'll be with a group of people (males with males and females with females). It's not extremely painful, just relax, you'll only feel it when the liquid is actually going into your body, then it's just a little sore. And you DO want it because there are so many germs floating around that place. They DO still give it, our group of divisions got it twice. We all did it (even the people who cry with shots or are just terrified). I've heard that it goes in your butt and that its extremely painful! What is this shot, and do they still give it? I know this is the last thing I should be worrying about lol, but I just want to be fully prepared and aware.ĭon't over think it, that's what going to make you freak out. I've read various things about it, some people say it is still given and some people say no they do not give it any longer. An extremely thick liquid that requires a very large needle :What: I've heard it called a penicillin, Gamma Globulin, and a Bicillin shot. If youre feeling really brave you can ask for 2 shots, that's enough to cure syphilis! Oh the possibilities.Īlright, so I hear talk of a "peanut butter" shot at basic. the 1.2 million units of PCN you get administered at great lakes is for prophylaxis. Don't try to cheat the system at RTC just to get out of a little pain, it creates a lot of extra work for the already stressed medical staff there.Īs for this Gamma globulin stuff I don't know where that's coming from.
but if you can take the shot, just man up and do it. its a pretty hefty im shot straight to the glut. If you say you got hives after taking penicillin, they're idiots if they try to force you to take the shot, for numerous reasons. I just don't want to have a servere reaction while in bootcamp and risk getting sent home for it. She said I wa probabily allergic to it, and if so would be highly allergic to pennicillin. Before I had a tooth pulled, my dentist had me on amox, and I broke out in a minor rash. But I don't have the insurance or funds or time to have myself checked out. Is it necessary to have documented? I know it probabily is.
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