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I had blood test a week ago and have a small lump at site. and bruise. upper arm weakness. normal???thanks
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Should heal: Occasionally a small amount of bleed leaks from the vein into the tissue at the site of puncture. It should heal on its own. If you develop pain at the site or an ulcer forms, see your doctor.
Answered 12/24/2020
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