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Old 11-05-2012, 05:42 PM #1
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Default IVIG and achy veins
I am sitting here getting my IVIG infusion and man my veins just ACHE as it goes in.. it's been this way for months and months, but the nurse mentioned they have never heard anyone say that before.. my veins will be tender for days afterwards, sometimes longer.. (no blood clots - that's been checked before).. anyhow.. I was curious if anyone else gets this? I figured it was just harsh on my veins and they were irritated or something
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