I'm dealing with venous stasis ulcers in my leg and it looks as it's spreading to another part of my body but i really can't tell?

See a DR: Best is a dermatologist. You neglected to enumerate your treatments or any details about the ulcers. Although venous stasis is the most common leg ulcer, and is often complicated by thrombosed veins and infection and arterial insufficiency and obesity and prolonged sitting and lymphatic failure, there are other kinds of ulcers. Sometimes they are ulcerated cancers or pyoderma gangrenosum or inflam

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