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What is pemphigus?
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Blisters: This is a cruel disease in which the patient makes antibodies against a protein that holds the skin cells together. This is one of the most serious diseases in dermatology practice, and calls for a lasting relationship with one who you trust. Appearing suddenly, it may warn of a cancer deep in the body. Good luck.
Answered 3/28/2021
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