Blood test nerve damage?

2021-10-16 03:03:19
Hi , three weeks ago i got a blood test , the person tied a band right above my elbow to make sure veins are visible. The blood test duration was about 1 to 1 min 30 seconds and my hand became cold due to the band as it stopped blood flow , once the band was removed temperature was back to normal. I did have pain and some numbness for 3-4 days but that reduced. Some very slight pain is still there but not constant. Currently i feel that sensitivity on the palmar side of the hand and fingers seems a bit lesser as compared to the right hand its not completely numb. Just reduced sensitivity. I have alot of anxiety aswell. I want to know if its possible that the band which was tied tightly could have caused any permanent damage to the arterys or nerves or muscles?
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Absolutely no permanent damage. Don't worry.

Answered2021-10-16 03:43:31

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Not common but kindly discuss

Answered2021-10-16 03:31:35

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Not usually Serum calcium and vitamin D assay is advisable

Answered2021-10-16 03:26:21

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Kindly discuss for your concern. Need to be evaluated further

Answered2021-10-16 03:21:48

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There may be other cause of numbness Check peripheral pulses
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Answered2021-10-16 03:21:39

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No it cannot cause permanent damage. It will become normal in few days dont worry

Answered2021-10-16 03:05:42

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I understood your concern  and noted the problem as well .I need to ask few more details to make a diagnosis and start treatment and advice which suits you. Pl consult me on Practo , so that I can help you better.book a time slot as per your convenience for consultation.

Answered2021-10-16 07:03:21

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No

Answered2021-10-16 05:47:10

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