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A member asked:
A day after i had my blood drawn, i had no bruise. but 2 days after, i noticed a bruise. might this late bruising indicate something about my health?
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No: It means that the blood in the bruise spread from deep toward the surface where you could see it. This happens after blood draws from time to time. You're a good observer of your body and should be proud. Best wishes.
Answered 3/3/2014
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