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What Do Blisters On The Shin Bone Indicate While Obese?
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The individual was a hurricane evacuee from FL. We did not get a photo image of his concerned leg. Can you tell me what situations would result in this presentation? The blister formed over the last 3 days and was above the skin about 1 1/2", was not hot or cold to the touch. I have never seen anything like it. Thanks for your kind attention.
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Probably due to trauma!
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Hi and thanks so much for this follow up.
He might have injured this area which result in fluid extravasation and accumulation under the skin. From the description, it is pretty clear that it is not an infection. My advice is to keep it clean and healing would be spontaneous. There is no need for specific medications.
I wish you well.
Probably due to trauma!
Detailed Answer:
Hi and thanks so much for this follow up.
He might have injured this area which result in fluid extravasation and accumulation under the skin. From the description, it is pretty clear that it is not an infection. My advice is to keep it clean and healing would be spontaneous. There is no need for specific medications.
I wish you well.
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