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Why is it hard for doctors to find my vains when doing a blood test?
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Many factors...: There are many possible reasons for someone to have a difficult time when a blood draw is need. Some of these include normal variation, obesity, or the need to require many repeated blood draws.
Answered 12/13/2013
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