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A member asked:
Should my leg still be oozing after two months and stitches gone? it has a scab but not healed
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Depends, BUT....: Overall health and extent of injury make an enormous difference in healing and recovery. I would say 2 months later might be a bit much. See you doctor!
Answered 3/26/2013
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