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February 11, 2012  
EDUCATION CENTER: Symptoms

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  • Hypertrophic Scars

    Symptoms
    Hypertrophic scars are thick and dark in color. They encompass only the site of the original wound, but can continue to develop and thicken for up to six months.

    Hypertrophic scars may be difficult for patients not only because of their appearance, but because they feel itchy and uncomfortable. Hypertrophic scars can become thick enough to impinge movement, particularly if they are near a joint.

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