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Swelling And Pain In The Arm From Where Blood Was Drawn. Could It Be Something Else?

Hi about a year ago I had blood drawn and my inner arm hasn t been the same it s not really painfully but a little sore to the touch. It looks little swollen and larger than the other side if I press there I don t feel a perfect shadows lump but just thickness could it be the result of blood being drawn that long ago or something else?
Mon, 25 Feb 2013
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Hi thanks for your question.
Pain and swelling at bleed sit can occur dure to puncture of vein and perivasular accumalation of blood and subsquent inflammation during and after bleediing of blood .This pain and swelling cannot remain for one year.I would suggest you to consult you to consult a physician who will be able to examine you to determine what exactly this swelling can be.
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Swelling And Pain In The Arm From Where Blood Was Drawn. Could It Be Something Else?

Hi thanks for your question. Pain and swelling at bleed sit can occur dure to puncture of vein and perivasular accumalation of blood and subsquent inflammation during and after bleediing of blood .This pain and swelling cannot remain for one year.I would suggest you to consult you to consult a physician who will be able to examine you to determine what exactly this swelling can be. Hope this answers your question.