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Old 02-20-2014, 06:04 PM #5
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Originally Posted by NurseNancy View Post
you might also call the drug comp and see what they say.
i'm sure they've run across all sorts of things including that.
let us know how you are.
I talked to the MS Lifelines nurse today. She doesn't know why it did that but said to just keep an eye out for infection and that I could try a topical ointment to see if it helps the bruise. Not any help there.

She said she was scratching her head as to why it happened.
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