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A spot on my face burst on the inside but i'm 10 weeks pregnant, should i be concerned. i also have hidradenitits suppurativa.
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NO BUT GET TREATED: No you should not be concerned, but get it treated(hydradeniti suppurativa).
Answered 2/23/2013
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