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sobus

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Smooth Rash - Long Term Posted: 09-05-07 08:59am


Im wondering what this is.. Almost a year ago i noticed a smooth, slightly red discoloration on my shoulder about the size of a dime but does not itch or flake etc. Also it has a slightly larger area (roughly the size of quarter) since i first discovered it. I havent been to the doctor yet but im getting curious as it has been quite some time with no signs of going away. is this something i should be worried about?

debm

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Posted: 09-08-07 17:24pm


you really need to get anything like that looked at right away.

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