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I've been wanting to ask, does anyone keep pictures of their private areas to show doctors? I ask because I didnnotice changes but it wasn't significant enough that it couldn't be normal on someone else. The doctor brushed me off when I told her it isn't how it normally is. My husband suggested I take photos to show them but I don't want them on my phone, on the other hand it kind of makes sense to do something like that. Did your doctors do it for you? Do you do it yourself?
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athena93317 bennetta
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mary_58782 bennetta
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hb88 bennetta
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sarah33278 bennetta
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Justifiable question but no I haven't. I think even if LS sufferers did, they would be unlikely to electronically transmit them even if everyone are strangers but good idea to take pics to your doctor.
hanny32508 bennetta
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For this record I use a good digital camera. In this way I can enlarge the pictures for a detailed look. Plus it registers a date and time.
From experience I know that changes can happen overnight. Very regular observation records are important for both patient and doctor. I do not wish to depend on the doctor's 'eyesight' only.
sarah33278 hanny32508
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Chrisy sarah33278
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shazmill bennetta
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I get my partner to take the photos on camera. He can also see if there are any changes in skin. We print and take to appointments. He also attends all my hospital appointment so he can learn more about this condition and support me better
Chrisy shazmill
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