Is this normal?

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shadyreapers_

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Ive been abusing heat packs for 3 months and my leg fucking looks like this?
WHAT IS THIS? IMG_20260205_142222.jpg.webp
 
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shadyreapers_ said:
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I went to the hospital they could not tell me What this was, tomorrow morning going to see my family doctor so she can send me to dermatology to get a better clinical approach at this
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Schizo child you have been told many hundreds of times that it’s erythema and you have to go easier on the heat packs, don’t let that stop you from taking a specialist appointment from someone with an actual problem though.
 
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Haloperidol said:
Schizo child you have been told many hundreds of times that it’s erythema and you have to go easier on the heat packs, don’t let that stop you from taking a specialist appointment from someone with an actual problem though.
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kys nigger

He's doing good going to a doctor instead of taking advice from internet people. He will probably give him a good treatment so that it doesn't turn infected/necrotic.

Sorry you can't afford a private doctor or can't wake up at 6am to beat the boomers. Back in the cagie, wagie!
 
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Mad as a Swan said:
kys nigger

He's doing good going to a doctor instead of taking advice from internet people. He will probably give him a good treatment so that it doesn't turn infected/necrotic.

Sorry you can't afford a private doctor or can't wake up at 6am to beat the boomers. Back in the cagie, wagie!
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absolutely seething on a retarded schizo’s behalf
 
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BigMan13 said:
Appears to be "Erythema ab igne" (fire rash); too much heat caused damage to surface blood vessels and pigment.

Remove heat, leave alone, will recover however much it does.
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This is the answer, although since it's pretty pronounced here, it'll be slow to fade, if at all.

Going to a specialist is reasonable if a specialist is accessible. Thermal radiation is radiation; there's a chance it can develop cancer, especially since this is a severe reaction (and for only three months?) . Skin cancer is fast and ruthless; better to have eyes on it and potentially a biopsy.


OP, if you have to tell a story about your fading scars five years later, and you want to sound normal, tell the other people in the pool that you accidentally did it with an overclocked laptop.
 
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shadyreapers_ said:
Update with a video
I went to the hospital they could not tell me What this was, tomorrow morning going to see my family doctor so she can send me to dermatology to get a better clinical approach at this
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Please follow the directions on heat packs. There's a reason why you aren't supposed to keep them on for long periods of time.
 
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We Are The Witches said:
Why do even people ask medical questions in Q&A?

Go to the fucking doctor.
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Well i made a vid of my leg on my socials and a girl send to her cousin doc the video to Which she concluded something that had something to do with cold exposure Which is not the case
The only right answer i got was yours
Erythema ab igne ❤️
 
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