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Perm Looking Bruse In One Location
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Well it is something my husband has noticed and been watching n it hasnt gone away its flaired up n looked more brused but otherwise looks like a first stage bruse majority of the time.
It's in the small of my back so i cant even see it even looking in the mirror. But it is in the exact area that I'm in 24/7 pain.
Wondering if others havea similar experience.

posted March 1, 2018
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I would get your doctor to check it out.

posted March 2, 2018
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@A MyChronicPainTeam Member
I'm in the later stages of CRPS. TYPES. 1. AND. 2....
I'm bruising easily now....I was told due to attack of CRPS.....with chronic bruising...
I don't know if you have this or not.....
It can be many things including CANCER....
Which I hope it's not.....
SPANKY

posted March 2, 2018

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