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Nurse Kel

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  1. Thank you all for replying, you have all helped me to relax and understand what's going on, better! BTW: that mark is gone today and so you all were correct, there wasn't anything to worry about! I'm a panicker, can you tell! ? ha Thanks again! Kelly
  2. Hey Everyone, I was wondering if anyone could tell me how often I could get a TB test? Here's why I ask. I'm a recent graduate and just started working as a LPN, today was my first day on the new job actually. I was an aide at my old job (which was less than 2 weeks ago). I obviously had to get a TB test today for my new job. However, I received one about 2 weeks ago from my old job (just b/c I was due for it again). Now, I've NEVER had a positive TB test, but today after I get home from work, I look down and my arm is a little red and a little raised and I'm freaking out! Could I have somehow received the antibody for TB recently and not know it, could I just be having some kind of reaction that I've never had before, or is it possible that I had these two TB tests, too close together!? Please help

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