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Is removing something from arm and vein dangerous?
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Need info: Do you mean take something out of an arm vein? Or do you mean take out one of your arm veins? We usually just take blood out of a vein or put medicine in a vein or sometimes remove unhealthy veins. Please explain.
Answered 4/22/2015
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