Dr. Acula
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It is possible that the needle used to take blood hit a nerve in your arm, this is a minor problem though and the pain will go away with time. |
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Gernot S
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If the nurse is slightly clumsy, you can get bruising. |
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lydia_grace04
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When I give blood the nurses just told me it's because the vein in your arm had been used extensively to draw out the blood. Give it a few hours - probably sleep for the night - and tomorrow it will be fine. You may even get a small bruise but it's normal - no big deal. However, if you feel faint or dizzy get help!!!! |
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Ellen B
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yes it hurts
sharp things that dont belong there, sticking in your arm hurt |
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Wuud
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maybe because you got a needle stabed in there, just a guess. |
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winnie
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It's probably bruising, and it's normal to hurt for a couple of days. If it hurts badly or for a long time, I'd say check with your doctor. |
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maz_cule
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Now im no expert so this is just an assumption..but maybe its similar to a bruise. In a bruise, your blood vessels burst and bloods seeps into nearby tissue. When u have blood drawn, u have to penetrate the blood vessel in order to draw blood out. The blood eventually starts to seep out of the hole that was made by the needle, and a bruising-like situation occurs.
Anyway..ive had 2 blood tests and have fainted both times since i cannot stand even the THOUGHT of blood. So thats me done with this question! |
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