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I have weird bumps under the skin, should i be concerned?
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Need to see: There are many bumps that can form under the skin from completely benign to malignant or cancer. Someone needs to see the bumps and possibly do a biopsy to determine what they are and if anything needs to be done.
Answered 7/4/2014
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