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My mom is diabetic and fell and bruised her foot and knee with a couple of red spots?
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Have it evaluated.: Diabetics may develop numbness over the years and may not have normal pain perception. Have her evaluated and make sure she does not have any underlying injuries.
Answered 12/21/2014
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