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What do i do now.as i have badly weeping leg ulcers.do i go hospital?
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No need for ER visit and hospitalization, doctor in urgent care center or medical office should be able to take care your problem.
Answered 1/27/2022
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Best would be to inform your primary care doc or general practitioner that might be able to coordinate locally based on available resources. Home health services would be best if available for assessment and dressings.
Answered 1/28/2022
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