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While drawing blood from my hand with syringe lab technician pulled the piston and it did not drew enough blood in one go and created vaccum on the Needle side so he pushed piston back a little twice to draw more. Is it normal or it can push vaccum/air in vains. Should I be worried?
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There is no reason for you to worry as no air will be pushed into the vein
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Connect please
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Nothing to worry
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Need few more details Kindly consult
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Where from, do you think, the air entered the syringe when the needle was in the vein, and no blood was coming ? It is good to show that you are smart but commonsense should not be given a good bye.
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According to your history you have query about vacuum creating during sampling of blood.
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Nothing gone wrong
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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