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I've long had a large blue bump on my forearm, a small flat blue spot on hip, and now notice a blue bump developing on wrist. worried. help! bluenevi?
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Blue bumps: The blue bumps need to be directly examined by your doctor for the correct diagnosis. It is important to identify what these bumps are and to find out if any treatment is necessary. Do not postpone this. Call your doctor for an appointment asap.
Answered 5/22/2014
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