It's been 5/6 days since solution injected scleroherpy. This particular spot hurts & looks like skin is diminishing....
Answer: See a Doctor for a Formal Evaluation I recommend following up with your Doctor for after care recommendations. This may be due to extravasation of the solution outside the vein being treated. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
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Answer: See a Doctor for a Formal Evaluation I recommend following up with your Doctor for after care recommendations. This may be due to extravasation of the solution outside the vein being treated. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
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Answer: Sclerotherapy Thank you for your question in regards to sclerotherapy. From your photo it appears that you could be developing skin necrosis. Follow up with your provider to discuss proper post care instructions. I hope this helps.
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Answer: Sclerotherapy Thank you for your question in regards to sclerotherapy. From your photo it appears that you could be developing skin necrosis. Follow up with your provider to discuss proper post care instructions. I hope this helps.
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July 15, 2017
Answer: Dark bleb The area that you show in the picture looks like the beginning of skin necrosis from sclerosant liquid leaking out of the vein during vein injections. This can form an ulcer. I would recommend following up with your physician
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July 15, 2017
Answer: Dark bleb The area that you show in the picture looks like the beginning of skin necrosis from sclerosant liquid leaking out of the vein during vein injections. This can form an ulcer. I would recommend following up with your physician
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July 7, 2017
Answer: Post sclerotherapy problems. The posted picture is suggestive of early skin necrosis. You need to return to your treating physician for an evaluation. Local care for now with warm compresses and a topical antibacterial ointment may give some temporary relief.
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July 7, 2017
Answer: Post sclerotherapy problems. The posted picture is suggestive of early skin necrosis. You need to return to your treating physician for an evaluation. Local care for now with warm compresses and a topical antibacterial ointment may give some temporary relief.
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July 6, 2017
Answer: Post procedure follow up Consider a follow up visit with your physician to help you manage your care post procedure and/ or possible complications of procedure.
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July 6, 2017
Answer: Post procedure follow up Consider a follow up visit with your physician to help you manage your care post procedure and/ or possible complications of procedure.
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