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gangrene/noma


Question Posted Friday September 7 2007, 9:09 pm

do patients with these conditions feel pain or not? if they have gangrene on their hand and it turns black can they still move it, or does the disease slowly make its way down their arm until they have to be cut off? thnx in advance.

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theymos answered Sunday September 9 2007, 12:22 am:
They feel extreme pain and can still move it during the first stages of gangrene. Later on, the affected appendage gradually grows numb, from the outside in.

Gangrene doesn't always spread, it depends on the source of the infection. Sometimes the appendage(especially individual fingers and toes) will just "fall off", and leave the rest of the body unharmed.

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