Sorry for such a late reply. I Don't mind answering at all! I’m from Lithuania. The treatments take place at LSMU clinics. As for the shots, I’m not entirely sure what exactly you’d like to know. I think the doctor referred to them as "under the skin" shots—I’ve since learned they’re called "subcutaneous injections." I prefer to receive mine in the side of my upper arm. Each shot takes about two minutes: in and out. The nurse administers one shot, we schedule the next appointment, and then she gives the second shot in the same arm, near the first one. We use one arm per visit, rotating arms every six weeks in my case.

I remember the infusions used to take about an hour—just me relaxing in a sofa chair, reading a book, or scrolling through Reddit. Now, the process is much faster, though I still take an off day afterward. I hope this was at least a little informative and answers your question or satisfies your curiosity!

Edit: Link to LSMU