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Can cellulite be tender to the touch??
by Limonada, Apr 04, 2008 05:27PM
I'm a 30 year old female and I've recently noticed a lot more cellulite on my legs (front of thighs and back of legs, particularly behind the knees). I blame this on stress/anxiety (I'm currently on antidepressants to assist with this and will be starting therapy) and inactivity throughout the winter. Plus I had a baby 18 months ago - I'm back to my prepregnancy weight - and I'm guessing that the weight and hormone fluctuations can't help!
Anyway, my doc checked my legs and said it was "normal" and asked it it's tender - it is (to the touch, if I press on the areas). He didn't seem concerned about that, so I'm guessing that's normal??? Does anyone else experience this?
Anyway, my doc checked my legs and said it was "normal" and asked it it's tender - it is (to the touch, if I press on the areas). He didn't seem concerned about that, so I'm guessing that's normal??? Does anyone else experience this?
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