bcb1200
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Hi:
Anyone have Bart streaks that are not red/purple?
I've been having a flare of bart-like symptoms the past few days. Today I noticed a 3-4 streak-like marks coming down my thigh from my waist / hip area. Very faint. THey are not red, but are definitely faint "lines" that look like stretch marks.
only problem is...I have no fat in this part of my leg..it is mostly muscle (Quads.)
Can Bart streaks be white?
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joalo
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Wondering about this issue too - anyone??
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Jamers
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That's interesting. I have Bart and do not have the purple streaks at all. I do notice creases in my skin and a lot more stretch marks and fatty cellulite tissue.
Also, since treating I have been putting on weight. I've read that Bart can cause weight gain, so Im not sure if these marks are from the added weight or from Bart itself.
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Jane2904
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Daughter had red/purple marks behind knee.
She was treated for Bart and they seem to lighten. Now she has many , but they are white.
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