Hi everyone. Today I want to talk about some new information coming out about actinic keratoses, which are thought to be precancerous lesions commonly found on sun exposed areas of skin. These scaly, usually somewhat reddish skin lesions are commonly treated with liquid nitrogen in order to prevent ...
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Interesting!
Chris
Friday, February 27, 2009 at 07:21 AM -
skin problem
toots
Thursday, March 12, 2009 at 09:01 PMi have quite a few scaly patches on the back of my leg in the calf part, and one in particular is making me a might nervous as it looks different than the others.i can scrape them off with a foot file but they are right back again. no bleeding .should i be concerned as they are unsightly. thanks toots please don't put my passwood visible
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if not exposed to sun?
chuck
Tuesday, May 26, 2009 at 06:35 PMI recently had a biopsy for a 2mm spot on my "butt". It is an area that definately does not see the sun much, yet it came back abnormal. I am scheduled to have the spot removed soon. Is it normal practice to do this "surgery" in an office or is it preferable to have it done in a hospital/cancer center by a plastic surgeon?
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Hi everyone. Today, I want to talk about some medical...
My housemate suffers from these lesions and has recently had another one removed by a doctor. He is always concerned that he can't find out exactly what risk he is under online so I will point him to your article!
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