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I had a blood test 5 days ago, it only started bruising today and is a bit sore, hapened once before.. is delayed bruising normal?r&wbc count ok.
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Need to examine: Bruising five days after blood draw is unusual and may or may not be related to the trauma form blood draw. You should contact the clinic where you had blood drawn so that they can evaluate the lab results and may be examine you.
Answered 4/15/2019
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