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Need Medication For Bruise & Raised Skin On The Injection Site
I had blood drawn yesterday morning. By the end of the day, the area where blood was drawn was not only bruised, which I know can be common, but a very large area of the skin is raised significantly. Obviously, during the process blood got outside of the vein, but should I be concerned by the size (egg) and height of the raisied skin? My concern would be potential blood clot???
Explanation: Many times blood clot can occur at the site of drawing blood. If you have pain with this you may be suffering from thrombophlebitis (inflammation of vein). So, visit a doctor to get yourself checked for further treatment. No need to worry. Meanwhile oint heparin may be helpful for you. As it is prescription medicine better to consult your doctor before using it. Good luck
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Need Medication For Bruise & Raised Skin On The Injection Site
Thanks for asking in healthcaremagic forum In short: Blood clot/thrombophlebitis can cause this Explanation: Many times blood clot can occur at the site of drawing blood. If you have pain with this you may be suffering from thrombophlebitis (inflammation of vein). So, visit a doctor to get yourself checked for further treatment. No need to worry. Meanwhile oint heparin may be helpful for you. As it is prescription medicine better to consult your doctor before using it. Good luck