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Q: Dark Spots On Baby's Skin

asked by: Sammy001 on June 29th, 2005

Active User, very eHealthy

A few weeks back, I notice what I thought was a birth mark on my baby. The thing is I never noticed it at birth. It is on the top on his foot, close to his toes, it goes between his toes, through to the bottom of his foot. It is light brown, with little black spots on it. It has grown since the weekend. Should I be alarmed about this?..Or is it normal for birth marks to spread and grow?.. Is it even a birth mark? What are the types of birth marks?...

His skin is smooth and soft, and you cannot feel any bumps or rough spots on the birth mark itself.

Please reply.... I think I am a paranoid mother..Anything I find on him..I freak out about

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Sammy001

replied on June 29th, 2005

Active User, very eHealthy

Fed Up

This forum is for people to ask advice, and get support. I don't seem to be having much luck..So I think i'll take my thoughts else where. I don't kjnow how many posts I have put in looking for some kind of advice and all I get is rude arseholes who think they have something brilliant to say.

Maybe if my head lines read.. "i'm a gay woman look'in for a medical question"...They'll get more attention.

I guess what I have to say, or questions I need answering doesn't matter....

Hope others find use is forum, because as it stands right now I certainly find it useless.

Buh-bye......

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