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Blood clot after blood donation. is working out dangerous in that case, what do you recommend?
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Not dangerous: It is common to have a small clot after from the intravenous site. This will resolve on its own and not associated with any adverse effects as long as it is small and localized to the site where the needle is placed, there is no redness or pain/tenderness along side the vein that was pierced.
Answered 11/28/2017
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