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Pimple where my blood was drawn, is this normal?
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No: Ocassional bruising and pain at the site of a previous venipuncture would be a more common acceptable complication. Pimples, or pustules at the site of trauma is very suspicious for infection. Please see your in person physician right away. Best wishes
Answered 5/7/2019
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