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338847 tn?1195528214

Right Breast turning Black

I got bite by my horse on the 2nd of Nov 07 and I have been seeing alot of Dr's that are not telling me anything, I need to know why my breast is turning black and the skin is falling off and also it is turning green with bright red strikes comming out from under neith the wound. I have been taking antibotices for the past few weeks and I do not feel that nun of my Dr, know what to do about this.
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sorry about all the repeat comments, had trouble during submitting it.
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If you haven't already, see a breast specialist.  Good luck.
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If you haven't already, see a breast specialist.  Good luck.
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If you haven't already, see a breast specialist.  Good luck.
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If you haven't already, see a breast specialist.  Good luck.
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If you haven't already, see a breast specialist.  Good luck.
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If you haven't already, see a breast specialist.  Good luck.
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If you haven't already, see a breast specialist.  Good luck.
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The other thing I would do right away, such as tonight, is some soaks, either plain soap and water, or something like betadyne (which is synthetic iodine), or white vinegar.  You might have an antibiotic resistant bacteria, and those things (even soap) can help reduce the infection.
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134578 tn?1693250592
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Sounds like an infection or else a really spectacular bruise.  You should see another doctor.
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