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couple of questions : when my wounds are healing and begin to scab over they get really itchy, is this a symptom of slow healing in EDS? I get unexplained bruises that range from pale to quite dark and have very visible blood vessels, including capillaries, but so far only have a provisional diagnosis of hEDS, which this isn't a symptom of. is it possible I could have multiple types of EDS. (my doctor said its a good idea to be tested for all types of EDS just in case)
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Based on the provided content, it is mentioned that bruising easily is common in all types of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), and some individuals with EDS have reported experiencing skin issues such as stretch marks, super stretchy skin, and skin that tears or bruises easily. However, the content does not provide specific information about wounds healing slowly or becoming itchy during the healing process in relation to EDS. It also doesn't provide information about having multiple types of EDS.
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