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Puncture wound

2017-08-20 03:00:36
I have made a puncture wound in my thigh and my veins have become very predominant? Is this ok ? I'm scared I'll wake up with a purple leg
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Consult a surgeon for the same

Answered2017-08-20 06:36:31

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