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I added photos in health files. curious if it is normal to get bedsore at 31 and ambulatory from sitting doing homework.
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Not normal unless...: This is not normal, unless you are overweight, and then the constant pressure while in a seated postilion can cause insidious skin breakdown from lack of proper oxygenated blood flow, thus causing a "bedsore." I can view the pictures, but regardless you need to see the Dr. if you have a bed sore to assure it gets treated and you do not get more,etc. Best wishes.
Answered 9/28/2016
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No. : Not unless there are additional factors such as poor circulation, diabetes, obesity etc. see your md to see why.
Answered 5/19/2017
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