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What Is The Remedy For A Bruise On The Forearm?

I watched a friend of mine shoot up yesterday and I have a couple of questions . I ve done this before but not often so I m not real experienced . on the subject. I know she had done it the night before about 3 times all in the same general area so it was a little bruised to start with . When she shot up 1. She didn t register. So I m almost positive she didn t even hit the vein BUT she pushed it anyways . And now she has a pretty big bruise on the inside of her left elbow down her forearm and it s swollen and appears pretty painful when she uses that arm . She also said she had some issues with her hand going numb yesterday. Anything that I can tell her to help would be greatly appreciated
Tue, 11 Mar 2014
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Your history is not clear. It appears iv drug by self or untrain person. It appears to be double puncture of vein. It is risky.Try toget rid of it now apply thrombophob ointment over the effected part. Slowly it will be normal.
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What Is The Remedy For A Bruise On The Forearm?

Your history is not clear. It appears iv drug by self or untrain person. It appears to be double puncture of vein. It is risky.Try toget rid of it now apply thrombophob ointment over the effected part. Slowly it will be normal.