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jessykt
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I've had the "clicking" noise you referred to, and it happened while in radiology getting it placed. You could see the line looping and going up into the neck instead of down toward the heart. I don't know how yours could do that when already placed though (IF that's what it is).
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<br />I have extreme anxiety with picc placement and finally asked for something before my last one was placed. WHAT A DIFFERENCE! Typically my arm is extremely sore after placement, but after doing so with antianxiety meds, it didn't bother me at all. My docs must be seeing a lot of this as they were totally fine with giving me something. I don't think I'll do it again without it.
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<br />Every time my line hasn't flushed, it's been a blood clot-3 of them so far. They start me on blood thinners just before I have my line placed and throughout the time that I use it. I've been told that I have to do daily injections as they have found the levels that they need the thinner at in the body swing too much in cfers so the cumadin (sp?) pills won't work. So I do injections of lovenox everyday.
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<br />I have extreme anxiety with picc placement and finally asked for something before my last one was placed. WHAT A DIFFERENCE! Typically my arm is extremely sore after placement, but after doing so with antianxiety meds, it didn't bother me at all. My docs must be seeing a lot of this as they were totally fine with giving me something. I don't think I'll do it again without it.
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<br />Every time my line hasn't flushed, it's been a blood clot-3 of them so far. They start me on blood thinners just before I have my line placed and throughout the time that I use it. I've been told that I have to do daily injections as they have found the levels that they need the thinner at in the body swing too much in cfers so the cumadin (sp?) pills won't work. So I do injections of lovenox everyday.