(Translated by Google) The doctors and nurses were very kind, but twice the nurses noticed my bruises and told me to apply pressure properly after the blood draw. However, because my veins are quite thin, they often couldn’t draw blood from one hand and had to switch to the other, resulting in wounds on both hands. I couldn’t apply pressure to both hands simultaneously; I had to apply pressure to one hand first, then the other, which usually resulted in a smaller bruise because the pressure was applied later.
I know the nurses meant well; they mentioned it again after the last blood draw when they saw the bruise, so I didn’t explain.
Today, when I was having my left hand drawn, the nurse suggested I switch to my right. I mentioned my right hand was also bruised, and she immediately assumed I hadn’t applied pressure, causing the bruise. I explained that I had applied pressure, but sometimes they draw blood from both hands, so I couldn’t apply pressure to both. After the blood draw, I started the timer, and she again assumed I hadn’t applied pressure and told me to apply it longer. I reiterated that I had applied pressure, but sometimes they draw blood from both hands, so I couldn’t apply pressure to both hands at the same time.
After the blood draw, I started the timer, and she again assumed I hadn’t applied pressure and told me to apply pressure longer. I replied again that I had applied pressure, but sometimes they draw blood from both hands, so I couldn’t apply pressure to both hands at the same time.
I only go to the clinic every 2 or 3 days. Running between the company clinic and the clinic is actually very tiring and exhausting, so please stop misunderstanding me.
醫生跟護理師的態度都很親切，但是，我已經2次被護理師看到手瘀青，然後要我抽完血好好壓，但是，我是因為血管比較細，常常一手抽不到血改另一手，所以導致2手都有傷口，根本沒辦法2手一起壓，都是一手先壓，然後再壓另一手，另一手可能因為壓的時間晚，通常會小瘀青。
我知道護理師是好意提醒，上次抽血看到我瘀青又講一次我要好好壓，我就沒有解釋什麼。
結果今天我要左手抽血，護理師說說要不要改右手我說右手也是瘀青的，她就一副我都沒壓導致瘀青，我說我有壓，是你們有時候2隻手都打，所以我沒辦法2隻手都壓。然後抽完血後，我先按小米計時，她又以為我不壓，又講一次要壓久一點喔。我就又回一次，我都有壓，只因為你們有時候2手都打，所以我沒辦法壓。
2、3天就跑一次診所，而是公司診所2頭跑其實很累很疲倦，所以不要再誤解我了。
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The doctors and nurses were very kind, but twice the nurses noticed my bruises and told me to apply pressure properly after the blood draw. However, because my veins are quite thin, they often couldn’t draw blood from one hand and had to switch to the other, resulting in wounds on both hands. I couldn’t apply pressure to both hands simultaneously; I had to apply pressure to one hand first, then the other, which usually resulted in a smaller bruise because the pressure was applied later.
I know the nurses meant well; they mentioned it again after the last blood draw when they saw the bruise, so I didn’t explain.
Today, when I was having my left hand drawn, the nurse suggested I switch to my right. I mentioned my right hand was also bruised, and she immediately assumed I hadn’t applied pressure, causing the bruise. I explained that I had applied pressure, but sometimes they draw blood from both hands, so I couldn’t apply pressure to both. After the blood draw, I started the timer, and she again assumed I hadn’t applied pressure and told me to apply it longer. I reiterated that I had applied pressure, but sometimes they draw blood from both hands, so I couldn’t apply pressure to both hands at the same time.
After the blood draw, I started the timer, and she again assumed I hadn’t applied pressure and told me to apply pressure longer. I replied again that I had applied pressure, but sometimes they draw blood from both hands, so I couldn’t apply pressure to both hands at the same time.
I only go to the clinic every 2 or 3 days. Running between the company clinic and the clinic is actually very tiring and exhausting, so please stop misunderstanding me.