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I had been in a bad situation 5 months ago and was bit on my inner thigh. it's still bruised. is that normal??
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Bruising 5 months: bruising 5 months after a bite is not normal and you should see your doctor to run blood work to see if you have some bleeding disorder. Good luck
Answered 9/17/2014
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