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A member asked:
I had blood drawn 2 weeks ago, &myvein collapse ihave small veins and dont take needles good, now its a dark circle with my skin color in middle of it?
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Scar: A needle puncture mark may take up to a year to heal. Unfortunately, scars take that long to mature. Nothing to do if only a color change and no pain, infection, or lump forming. Certainly, if any of these symptoms see a Doctor for re-evaluation. Likely will go away with some time.
Answered 5/1/2018
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