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Yesterday getting blood drawn hurt far more than usual, today the leg on the same side of body hurts really bad for no known reason. related?
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Probably not: Related, assuming you had your blood drawn from your arm and there was no diffculty during the procedure. A small needle hole should have healed by now. If it persists, you should ask your doctor for an alternative explanation.
Answered 8/2/2013
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