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Needlephobia is now recognised by
doctors as a very real condition.
Needlephobia mostly affects children but, if left
unaddressed,
can prevail well into adult life.
With modern medicine more and more reliant upon the use
of
needles for blood tests and the administration of drugs,
the issue of needlephobia is becoming an increasingly
important
one for doctors, nurses, carers and patients.
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