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I Had A Biopsi At Dermatologist Office In June The Area Never Healed And Now I Have A Ulcer Like Is That Normal

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Snellville, GA
October 12
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No, I don't think that's normal. Since a biopsy is a surgical procedure, please contact your dermatologist. Please don't try to treat it on your own.

October 12
A MyPrurigoTeam Member

It's important to address any concerns about healing after a biopsy with your dermatologist. Generally, a biopsy site should heal within a few weeks. If the area has developed an ulcer and hasn't healed since June, it could indicate an infection or another issue that needs medical attention. Please contact your Show Full Answer

It's important to address any concerns about healing after a biopsy with your dermatologist. Generally, a biopsy site should heal within a few weeks. If the area has developed an ulcer and hasn't healed since June, it could indicate an infection or another issue that needs medical attention. Please contact your dermatologist as soon as possible to evaluate the area and provide appropriate treatment.

October 12

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