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Blood Clot inside a cured wound
I have met an accident couple of years back and got injured in the hand knee and the wounds are completely cured from outside. But feeling a small tumor from inside while touching(like blood clot) which is creating bit of itching sometimes nowadays. But when I have checked a yr back with a general physician, he was telling that it will be there and will not create any issue.
So for this issue, do we have any exact treatment and to which specialised doctor I need to consult to get the proper treatment(like dermatologist, orthopaedic etc)?
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Hi dear, its better to treat it right away if you have itching. Homoeopathy medicines can help you better. You can consult a Homoeopathy doctor nearby or you can reach us online.
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Homeopathy is safe for u.
We have medication for that.
Try this continuous for 3 months dissolve.
I suggest you to chat online so can guide you right
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