I still itch

So this is days later and I'm looking at my arm still with 2 bruises although the point of puncture is no longer visible (thanks to neosporin!). The bruises reminded me of the pain when the fat needle went in. It wasnt so much of the pain from the actual puncture but because the whole ordeal took so long. I could feel the blood draining from my arm. Six tubes! I must have looked like I was gonna faint as the nurse kept asking if I were OK. I did feel a bit lightheaded. So I decided to skip the freeway and went city roads, and drove nice and slow to work. I mean, I dont weight that much after all and being a tiny thing, how could the doctor order 6 tests at the same time? "I think it's just dry skin and the tests would come out negative, but just in case". 'Just in case' will cost me hundreds of dollars out of pocket. Last time I had these blood tests, the insurance only paid 13 cents per lab work. Yes, I have lousy insurance and worse yet, I have a lousy doctor. Doctors rush through your session after making you wait for an eternity for them to show up. And she seems to be getting old and acquiring lousy memory. She stepped out so I could undress and put on the gown. When she came back, she asked what she already performed. I came to see my doctor for the itch all over my body that never seemed to stop no matter what I did. My doctor listened to my heart, my back and checked my stomach (nice and soft, oh, yeah, she is getting fat). When she returned, she forgot what she had already checked. So now the test results were all negative, as expected, and now what? She didnt even suggest a lotion to sooth the dryness (if that's her conclusion) or recommend a dermatologist. After the time wasted, pain suffered and payments that will surely come very soon, I still itch. So there's nothing else left to do but buy a new hippo set.