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Old 01-29-2010, 11:20 PM #1
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So this is 7 hours after my plex, at the IV site, where the needles went in, and where they put the brown stuff in a circle to disenfect the area is very red, and kid of stings. More so on my left arm, which was the main arm, the right was just return, to its not messed up as bad, but yet, it usually isnt red...
any ideas?
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