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I had a blood test 2wks ago and my arm is still very sore achy and striking pain when i strighten and clich my fist . is this normal what can i do ?
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Contact doctor: It is not normal for the arm to be sore 2 weeks after blood draw. Please contact the doctor at the site where you had blood drawn or your own physician.
Answered 8/25/2018
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