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charmedwitch

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Blood Test And Bruising Posted: 04-19-07 21:02pm


i had a blood test last tuesday and i got an injection in my arm and a couple of hours later i noticed that i had a bruise on it should i b worried? does it go away by itself? now nearly a week later its going a little bit yellow

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