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Dermatologist or gyno for nipple rash?
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Derm: Start with a dermatologist. I treat a lot of "nipple dermatitis".
Answered 2/18/2014
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Derm: Nipple rashes may be benign or req a biopsy.
Answered 4/22/2014
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