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Have sebaceous cysts in pubic area. not painful, but getting larger. have had for 2 years and does not seem to be going away. should i be concerned?
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Common: These are easily removed in a generalist's, dermatologist's or surgeon's office if they annoy you.
Answered 6/10/2015
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