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Stubborn dry patches possible cancer?

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Have new ones checkd: Although changes in our skin are normal as we age, if u notice new changes that r concerning have them looked at by your regular doctor. Most benign skin changes are easy to identify by looking at them. Skin cancer identification is defined by the a, b, c's. A- area or size changes. B- borders that are irregular, c-color (multiple colors are concerning) there are some more features but these r basics.

Answered 12/10/2013

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No: It is not likely. Get a check up with a dermatologist. Unles there is a thickening or lump that you can feel, it is not likely to be cancer.

Answered 3/14/2013

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