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Q: phlebotomy

asked by: michellelee78 on April 12th, 2008

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I have a question. 12 days ago a girl drew my blood. she hit my nerve in the process. Is this going to heal up? I have read incidents that people have had this happen and it doesn't heal.
Please tell me if you have any advice.
Thank you,
Michelle

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