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Pain persists after injection
More than 2 months back, I gave a blood sample. Doctor took the the blood sample from dorsal surface of hand. While taking the sample Doctor had problem finding the nerve. After sample collection, my hand got swelling. After around 15 days, swelling went away, but even after more than 2 months pain persists.
How to get rid of that pain? Both, hot and cold water foment have been tried, none helped.
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Greetings, sorry about the pain.
Your description seems to be pointing towards an injury at the arterial and adjoining areas (layers of skin and muscle) It is quite common to happen if finding blood pathways become difficult while taking blood samples.
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you had failed to mention if there was any discolouration in the area. nonetheless get a orthopaedic and physiotherapy evaluation to sort this out.
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I strongly feel you need a myofascial release by a physio. reason after an injury while in the process of healing underlying structures develop adhesions so after couple of weeks they become stiff. so loosing then will ease pain and get back your underlying structures elasticity. with good support from a physio near your area, you should be better
if any concerns do let me know.
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