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Is it common to have a sore arm after donating blood a month ago?
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No: If you donated blood a month ago, you should not be having pain. This would most likely be from phlebitis or irritation to the vein. I would have someone take a look at this or call the facility that drew the blood.
Answered 7/4/2018
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