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Yesterday I have given an blood sample After 2 mints the blood stopped so I removed the bandage can I get infection
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No.. Dont panic..
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Improper hygiene or not cleaning injection site with alcohol based wipe prior to the needle insertion could cause infections. Removing bandage after blood sample collection doesn't cause any
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No, there is absolutely negligible risk of infection following removal of the bandage.
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your history is absolutely normal you dont have any chance of getting infection by the history you are provided so dont worry
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