After a lumpectomy, there is a risk of developing lymphedema in the affected arm due to disruption of the lymphatic system. Needle sticks or blood draws in the affected arm should be avoided to prevent any potential complications such as infection or exacerbation of lymphedema. It is recommended to use the unaffected arm for any medical procedures that involve needle sticks to minimize the risk of complications in the affected arm post-lumpectomy.
I think just because its a pain to get a good AV fistula and you don't want to do anything to compromise it. They also aren't allowed to sleep on that arm, lift things with that arm, etc.
Yes it can. It's the nerves responding.
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I am having one done tomorrow and yes my doctor is putting me under general anesthesia It's not really general anethesia. It's sedation. You are put to sleep but they do not put a tube in your throat. YOu'll get a needle in your arm and you'll be off to sleep for a while!
A butterfly needle can be left in the arm while other blood is been taking. This is very small needle.
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You need to take the old needle or stylus off and take it to a dealer and replace it, you cn find this under the arm at the end of the arm.
The needle should form a 15 to 30 degree angle with the surface of the arm.
Things that can go on your arm include:ID braceletwristwatchbracelettatoosleeves of a shirt or jacketIntravenous needle in a hospitala friend or lover (hold your arm)
the ovarian cancer needle..... i know that from experience. really, almost any needle can, its just the way some people react to it
its actually worse.
Most people do.