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why is the bruise on my lower leg itching?
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i have a bruise on my lower leg and it started itching andd now the area all around it is bright red and it itches but every time i scratch it it hurts.
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Posted by ??help??
i have a bruise on my lower leg and it started itching andd now the area all around it is bright red and it itches but every time i scratch it it hurts.