Can A Bump And Bruise Formed Due To Blood Test Heal Away?
My daughter had her blood drawn in the er over a month ago. It was very, very difficult for them to get blood from her, tried different spots. Now one of the spots they tried has a little bump under her skin that you can feel and kind of feels like a bruise to her. Will this go away? Is this a blood clot?
Your daughter seems to have developed a bruise over your skin due to injury, A bruise develops due to internal tear in blood vessels and bleeding.
Just apply thrombophobe or hirudoid cream over the affected area. Thrombophob ointment contains Heparin-Benzyl Nicotinate which improves the blood supply and prevents clots. so it will help in faster clearing of the clotted blood. And you can give her oral vitamin C for rapid healing. She should avoid touching the area or massaging it.
Hope it helps Dr Geetika Paul
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Can A Bump And Bruise Formed Due To Blood Test Heal Away?
hi Welcome to Healthcare Magic Forum Your daughter seems to have developed a bruise over your skin due to injury, A bruise develops due to internal tear in blood vessels and bleeding. Just apply thrombophobe or hirudoid cream over the affected area. Thrombophob ointment contains Heparin-Benzyl Nicotinate which improves the blood supply and prevents clots. so it will help in faster clearing of the clotted blood. And you can give her oral vitamin C for rapid healing. She should avoid touching the area or massaging it. Hope it helps Dr Geetika Paul