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What Are the Signs of Needle Phobia?

Children with needle phobia may exhibit a range of symptoms such as:
Crying or screaming
Physical resistance or attempts to escape
Increased heart rate or sweating
Verbal expressions of fear, like "I don't want a shot!"
Fainting or dizziness

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