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My partner has dark patches of skin on his stomach. is this anything to worry about?
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No but ask MD: Most dark patches if present since birth are normal.If these have appeared recently it should be checked by your doctor.As one gets old you can get dark pigmented paches. So let him ask his doctor next time he visits his doctor.
Answered 12/26/2013
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