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Light Brown Dollar Sized Patch of Skin On Back Posted: 06-13-07 22:12pm


Girlfriend recently had this come up. Two spots on the back, both light brown. One is a dollar sized spot and the other much smaller. Not irritated, dry/scaley, sensative, or anything abnormal. Just there out of no where. Not sure if this is the right section to post in but I really just need some answers to hopefully put her mind at ease. Going to see a Doctor regardless but hopefully can get some answers sooner than that. Thanks to anyone who can help. -Josh

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