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I recently had a biopsy And been about 4 months to heal ,not done yeat . . its concave from skin surface and was before the surgery.
Sorry to take up your time as I'm on social security dissibility and didn't know at the start it cost money,which I'm financially challenged.again my apologies.
There are a number of reasons for a biopsy site to heal slowly. It also depends which part of the body the biopsy was taken. If it is an area that is rubbing or receives a lot of pressure it will be slow to heal. There are medicines (ex:prednisone, cancer meds etc..), systemic disease(Ex:Diabetes), poor circulation, as well as smokers that are slower to heal. The wound should also be evaluated for a possible infection. I would definitely recommend going back to the physician who performed the biopsy for further evaluation and possible treatment
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How To Heal A Biopsy Wound?
There are a number of reasons for a biopsy site to heal slowly. It also depends which part of the body the biopsy was taken. If it is an area that is rubbing or receives a lot of pressure it will be slow to heal. There are medicines (ex:prednisone, cancer meds etc..), systemic disease(Ex:Diabetes), poor circulation, as well as smokers that are slower to heal. The wound should also be evaluated for a possible infection. I would definitely recommend going back to the physician who performed the biopsy for further evaluation and possible treatment