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Well, curiosity killed the cat. That's what I told the nurse when I told her that I wanted to see if there was any more fluid in my biceps and when I found some I was concerned with bacteria and such. "She" told me that if I wanted to poke myself and bring in the sample that they'd test it.
Now this time it wasn't a orangish-tint, cream colored fluid. It was pinkish-red and very watery. Looked kinda like Dave_19's picture of his infection!
I just got off the phone with the doc and he said there was no bacteria or organisms in the fluid. He yelled at me and said to quit poking myself! I tried to tell him that I wasn't injecting anything, that I was just trying to see if there was still fluid in my arm. He said that's poking yourself and to leave that to HIM. I didn't tell the guy that it was his nurse that suggested that I get my own sample to bring in. She's been very nice and I didn't want her to get into any trouble!
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Now this time it wasn't a orangish-tint, cream colored fluid. It was pinkish-red and very watery. Looked kinda like Dave_19's picture of his infection!
I just got off the phone with the doc and he said there was no bacteria or organisms in the fluid. He yelled at me and said to quit poking myself! I tried to tell him that I wasn't injecting anything, that I was just trying to see if there was still fluid in my arm. He said that's poking yourself and to leave that to HIM. I didn't tell the guy that it was his nurse that suggested that I get my own sample to bring in. She's been very nice and I didn't want her to get into any trouble!
xcel