Stone getting mounted.
That looks like a serious case of footsyzikaebolaids.Bikes have been ridden. Now for an ice cold shandy. Need to mow the lawn and then bbq some burgers. Lady friend wants to start a fire, which will be nice, but I'm going to probably pass out next to it and get eaten by bugs.
Don't mind the dirt tan and it's kind of hard to really grasp the colour difference, but this red/purplish spot on my leg is from when my calf hit the rear tire/chainstay super hard, well over a month ago.
I think I need to go see a doctor about it. The skin over the area is now hard and gets itchy some times. But it kind of stings if I poke it and other times it feels numb.
I thought it'd just go away like a bruise, but it hasnt changed and the skin hasn't gotten any better in a while....
Did it turn deep purple like a really gnarly bruise but a bit squishy feeling if you pressed on it ? Could be a hematoma which is a congealed quantity of blood that does not get reabsorbed back into the body. Sometimes they have to be surgically drained.Bikes have been ridden. Now for an ice cold shandy. Need to mow the lawn and then bbq some burgers. Lady friend wants to start a fire, which will be nice, but I'm going to probably pass out next to it and get eaten by bugs.
Don't mind the dirt tan and it's kind of hard to really grasp the colour difference, but this red/purplish spot on my leg is from when my calf hit the rear tire/chainstay super hard, well over a month ago.
I think I need to go see a doctor about it. The skin over the area is now hard and gets itchy some times. But it kind of stings if I poke it and other times it feels numb.
I thought it'd just go away like a bruise, but it hasnt changed and the skin hasn't gotten any better in a while....
It looked like a normal bruise at first, then that went away and left this reddish patch which looks like a rash.Did it turn deep purple like a really gnarly bruise but a bit squishy feeling if you pressed on it ? Could be a hematoma which is a congealed quantity of blood that does not get reabsorbed back into the body. Sometimes they have to be surgically drained.
Lower Leg CovAIDSThat looks like a serious case of footsyzikaebolaids.
UNSUBSCRIBEWent for a hike in the Gore Wilderness. Got snowed on while we were eating lunch.
Tire burn? That takes a long time, don't ask me how I know. I use Bepanthene or similar for that. (https://www.bepanthen.me/en/bepanthens-range/first-aid/bepanthen-plus-cream/)Bikes have been ridden. Now for an ice cold shandy. Need to mow the lawn and then bbq some burgers. Lady friend wants to start a fire, which will be nice, but I'm going to probably pass out next to it and get eaten by bugs.
Don't mind the dirt tan and it's kind of hard to really grasp the colour difference, but this red/purplish spot on my leg is from when my calf hit the rear tire/chainstay super hard, well over a month ago.
I think I need to go see a doctor about it. The skin over the area is now hard and gets itchy some times. But it kind of stings if I poke it and other times it feels numb.
I thought it'd just go away like a bruise, but it hasnt changed and the skin hasn't gotten any better in a while....