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I'm wondering, does the tip of the needle ever get embedded in the arm bone? And does ever it snap off when they try to take the needle out, leaving a piece of stainless steel embedded in your humerus?

I'm wondering, does the tip of the needle ever get embedded in the arm bone? And does ever it snap off when they try to take the needle out, leaving a piece of stainless steel embedded in your humerus?

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When I used to sell blood and plasma, the more shitty phlebotomists would miss the vein and scrape the bone, or go all the way through the vein (hematoma). I had a doctor snap off a regular needle in my ass, and have to pull it out with those pliers thingie.

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No, but if they don't aspirate the needle, they might inject it into a blood vein.

they would have to jab you really hard then bend it for that to happen. extremely unlikely unless they did it on purpose