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20 yrs female. had several blood tests over the last few weeks. today 3 hrs after blood test i'm having weakness and pain in forearm. is this normal?
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No: It would be prudent to call the place that drew your blood and ask to be seen by a doctor. Weakness and pain in the arm are not normal after a blood draw.
Answered 8/14/2014
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