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I have a blotchy light brown reddish dry spot on the inside of my left breast it started off small now it's the size of a quarter should i get checked?
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Sure: If you are noticing abnormal skin changes then it is a good idea to have a doctor evaluate it.
Answered 10/13/2016
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