Re: Ken has question/Cindy

[Guest guest]

Last fall, I had an IV placed in my wrist for a colonoscopy and she

hit a nerve. Pain shot into my hand, then numbness followed in my

thumb. It took two weeks for my thumb to recover, but it was fine

after that. The nurse also thought she hit a nerve. I have an RSI that

affects my wrists and thumbs, so this may have led to the problem.

No idea about Ken's issue though.

Martha (MA)

The phlebotomist says she

> got close to a nerve. I have never had that happen

> before.

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> Cindy Baudoux-Northrup

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for that info. It's been 7 days already and it

has just been getting worse. Of course, I can't put

my arm in a sling and milk the situation. I'm on the

computer all day at my job, then, at home, I am always

forgetting and lifting something until the pain shoots

through me.

Picture Mike, bald head and all, everytime I scream,

he comes running thinking something serious is wrong.

Cindy Baudoux-Northrup

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