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Pain in WLE scar

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    • May 9, 2012 at 11:49 am
    natasha
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      Did someone have the same?

      I had my WLE more about 2 monhts ago and everything healed escellent!!

      For last week I had light pain  in the scar area.Probably it can be down to my period?

      really don't know and afraid of reccuriance 🙁

      Did someone have the same?

      I had my WLE more about 2 monhts ago and everything healed escellent!!

      For last week I had light pain  in the scar area.Probably it can be down to my period?

      really don't know and afraid of reccuriance 🙁

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        • May 9, 2012 at 12:33 pm
        lhaley
        Participant

          Scars actually take about 18 months to totally heal.  Having itches and pains happen for quite awhile. 

          Linda

          • May 9, 2012 at 12:33 pm
          lhaley
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            Scars actually take about 18 months to totally heal.  Having itches and pains happen for quite awhile. 

            Linda

            • May 9, 2012 at 12:33 pm
            lhaley
            Participant

              Scars actually take about 18 months to totally heal.  Having itches and pains happen for quite awhile. 

              Linda

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