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I had a blood test today, i started feeling very faint and sweaty after fifth vial, should i be concerned?
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This can : Sometimes be an emotional reaction to the blood and blood draw procedure. To be on the safe side - next time you have blood drawn - you might want to be lying down. Take care.
Answered 3/28/2014
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