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Image:LV_2013-05-24_both ankles.jpg|2013-05-24<br />The beginning of the fourth round of [[LV]] outbreaks. You can see how large the third round ankle spot got. | Image:LV_2013-05-24_both ankles.jpg|2013-05-24<br />The beginning of the fourth round of [[LV]] outbreaks. You can see how large the third round ankle spot got. | ||
| − | Image:LV_2013-06-20_left ankle.jpg|2013-06-20<br />Fourth round of [[LV]] outbreaks is finally healing after treatment with oral steroids. | + | Image:LV_2013-06-20_left ankle.jpg|2013-06-20<br />Fourth round of [[LV]] outbreaks is finally healing after treatment with oral steroids. You can see the swelling has gone down considerably between the previous picture and this one. |
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Latest revision as of 01:29, 28 June 2013
- Leukocytoclastic Vasculitis Images
- Images of my progress with leukocytoclastic vasculitis
2013-03-17
Left leg the day before my birthday. I didn't photograph my other leg at the time because I was just trying to show mom the LV itself, not the secondary infection that had set in on the right leg. Also, I was in intense pain, so I wasn't exactly thinking about chronicling.
2013-04-19
Both legs a month later. A second outbreak had occurred on the backs of my legs, but by this time was finally clearing up and we were hoping things were over. A new outbreak on my feet and ankles would start 2 days later. This round also started showing ulcerations on the thigh and ankle.
2013-04-22
The beginning of the third round of LV outbreaks. This was the one that prompted my dermatologist to turn me over to a rheumatologist, since it was starting to look like a chronic condition.
2013-05-24
The beginning of the fourth round of LV outbreaks. You can see how large the third round ankle spot got.
2013-06-20
Fourth round of LV outbreaks is finally healing after treatment with oral steroids. You can see the swelling has gone down considerably between the previous picture and this one.
