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My kid 8 yrs old has a slight discolration spots on his face. how can they be cured ? what it could be ?
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Diagnosis: "cure" depends on accuracy of the diagnosis. See a skin specialist, a dermatologist. Ask pediatrician or gp for recommendation.
Answered 3/14/2014
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