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If properly cared for, a PICC line can stay in for weeks to months. We will place gauze and a clear bandage, which must remain dry at all times while the PICC line is in place. Approximately two days after we place the PICC line, a nurse at the hospital or a home-care nurse will change the bandage. After this, it is OK to shower as long as the PICC line is covered with a water-resistant bandage. We will teach you how to make a water-resistant bandage.
Rest your arm for one day after the insertion. It is normal to see a small amount of blood leaking from the insertion site the day after the procedure. There may also be some bruising. When you are home, your PICC line is cared for by a nurse from a home care agency, your doctor's office or an infusion center.