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Ice pack burn on leg over week ago. blisters gone. large dark purple/blk spots. edges burn constantly. applying aloe. painful to walk. suggestions?
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A blood clot?: Large dark purple spots. Edges burn constantly. Painful to walk. I am concerned you may have a blood clot. I would suggest you see a doctor immediately because blood clots can be very dangerous. Better safe than sorry.
Answered 1/11/2013
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