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A question related to my lymphoscintigram and skin damage

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I had a lymphoscintigram roughly 6 months ago. Where the needle point went in between my big toe and second toe on my affected leg, I have a black mark. I am seeing the doctor as advised by my lymphie nurse on Wednesday.

Has anyone experienced this before? What could it be? I have a feeling it's just scaring but the colour suggests otherwise, and how deep it seems to go. I hope I'm not being silly, seeing as it hasn't gone I have been concerned.

Thanks!

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Thank you for your advice! I will start documenting the mark and purchase some ketoprofen gel..thank you again!

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Hi Did they find the source of your Lymphodema? If so what actiona are they taking?

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