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What can i do if my daughter was diagnosed with juvenile xanthogranuloma today?
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Eye doctor: Generally the cutaneous (skin) lesions are benign and self limited. The major area for concern is involvement in the eyes. I would recommend you see a pediatric ophthalmologist to ensure there are no issues with her eyes.
Answered 3/8/2019
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