Question 1

are areolas always round?

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Generally : They can round or oval and all sizes.

Question 2

what bug bites cause circular pattern?

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Many: Papular urticaria, as it is called, is what is typically seen from bites by mosquitos, spiders, etc. Usually reactions to the saliva trigger itching, redness and a small bump that resolves in a couple days. Bigger reactions (redness, tenderness), can mean infection; circular rings around the bite may also raise concerns of tick bites leading to Lyme disease; early treatment is very effective.

Question 3

do yolk sacs need to be perfectly round?

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Yolk sac ?'s: The yolk sac formation is usually considered regular , not indented. Depending on the time a yolk sac is identified, and if there is no evidence of fetal heart activity after 6-7 weeks of pregnancy is documented, an irregular shape of the yolk sac without fetal heart activity may be predictive of incipient miscarriage.

Question 4

white flakey circular red rasheson butt.

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Likely: A fungal infection, try lotrimin (clotrimazole) or another fungal cream, if it hurts may have superimposed bacterial infection and need antibiotics.  My guess is that daily application of lotrimin (clotrimazole) for 4 weeks will do the trick.  It will stop the growth as your skin grows it out, not immediate.

Question 5

2nd round of testoterone. what to except ?

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Not much: I assume you mean second dose of testosterone injection? Around 200mg? If it is second dose (first one 2 wks ago?), you may not be having much in term of symptom improvement just yet. Or, you may start to notice some improvement in fatigue, increase sexual desire/erection/interest; maybe a sense of vitality. Some side effects such as headache, acne may occur. Ask your doc! good luck.

Question 6

do babys born with round faces stay round?

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Sometimes: Sometimes. Look at mom's and dad's face for the future.

Question 7

small round lesion, won't heal, keeps bleeding.

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When to get checked: Skin lesion that fails to heal and bleeds should be evaluated. A biopsy to rule out a skin cancer may be a benefit. Okay to check in with your doc or local dermatologist.

Question 8

i have a hard round skin on one part of my skin?

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This lesion would: need to be assessed for accurate diagnosis.

Question 9

how can i know if it is circular or is this a tumor?

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Question is unclear: A tumor is a growth or lump which can be felt as bump or swelling. I do not underastand what you mean from circular?

Question 10

please tell me what to expect during first chemo round?

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Wow: No way we can answer this. Infusion protocols vary depending on the chemo. Side effects also depend on the type of chemo and how sick the patient is to begin with. Your oncologist will be able to answer this better. Do remember, attitude is important. If you go to therapy convinced you will be sick, you WILL be sick. Hope you do very well.

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2nd round of testoterone. what to except ?

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Do babys born with round faces stay round?

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Small round lesion, won't heal, keeps bleeding.

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