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Sounds like its infected. Apply an antibiotic ointment like Neosporin on it for a few days. If it washes off, wipe it with some alcohol and re-apply the neosporin. That should take care of it. If not, you can go see your pharmacist and ask what he/she recommends. They will know if there's something you can buy over the counter of if you should see a doctor. They might be able to help you over the phone actually.
I've had a few IV's in the past after suffering from dehydration, one of those times severe and I almost went into a coma 
I only ever had a sore spot on my arm for around 2-3 days, which is normal. No lump though.
I remember years ago when I had to go through various medical tests in order to be approved for my US residency. I ended up needing to get my blood drawn twice, since it had to be checked over and approved by a specific doctor. The nurse was foreign and so rough, she literally just stabbed my arm with the needle and close to where I previously had blood drawn. My arm was bruised and sore for about a week
If you have a lump I would definitely get that checked out. It's possibly an infection? It could get worse, so best to deal with it sooner rather than later.
I only ever had a sore spot on my arm for around 2-3 days, which is normal. No lump though.I remember years ago when I had to go through various medical tests in order to be approved for my US residency. I ended up needing to get my blood drawn twice, since it had to be checked over and approved by a specific doctor. The nurse was foreign and so rough, she literally just stabbed my arm with the needle and close to where I previously had blood drawn. My arm was bruised and sore for about a week
If you have a lump I would definitely get that checked out. It's possibly an infection? It could get worse, so best to deal with it sooner rather than later.
Ok, I have to clarify... if the skin is warm and you detect puss then its probably infected. If not, then its probably just healing pain. As the body heals a wound like that, it will cause some soreness and swelling. That's part of the repair process. Since you have small veins, it probably got beat up a lot by the needle. In any case, it doesn't hurt to put neosporin on it or any antibiotic ointment.
I've had a few IV's in the past after suffering from dehydration, one of those times severe and I almost went into a coma I only ever had a sore spot on my arm for around 2-3 days, which is normal. No lump though.
I remember years ago when I had to go through various medical tests in order to be approved for my US residency. I ended up needing to get my blood drawn twice, since it had to be checked over and approved by a specific doctor. The nurse was foreign and so rough, she literally just stabbed my arm with the needle and close to where I previously had blood drawn. My arm was bruised and sore for about a week
If you have a lump I would definitely get that checked out. It's possibly an infection? It could get worse, so best to deal with it sooner rather than later.
I only ever had a sore spot on my arm for around 2-3 days, which is normal. No lump though.I remember years ago when I had to go through various medical tests in order to be approved for my US residency. I ended up needing to get my blood drawn twice, since it had to be checked over and approved by a specific doctor. The nurse was foreign and so rough, she literally just stabbed my arm with the needle and close to where I previously had blood drawn. My arm was bruised and sore for about a week
If you have a lump I would definitely get that checked out. It's possibly an infection? It could get worse, so best to deal with it sooner rather than later.
Still don't like it ... to many resistant creepy thingies out there
Superbugs develop when people don't finish their prescribed regimen. They stop taking them early instead of finishing all the medication they were prescribed. That gives the bacteria a chance to overcome the antibiotic and develop an immunity to it. I was a certified pharmacy tech so I had to learn all that stuff.
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