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Old 05-05-2008, 06:39 AM #2
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I'm interested in what Allen's doctor will think of this. As I told you in PM, red blood, just a spot seems not so bad to me. Only healthy tissue bleeds and if there's adequate circulation... So to me that's not a bad sign, per se. It could be worse...it could be pus or other type of fluid seepage rather than bright red blood. Personally, if something like that is going to happen I'd much rather see a bit of blood.

IMHO, if there's more blood today I'd call the doctor. It may not be a big deal but only the doctor can determine that.
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