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I have a flat, red spot on my forehead --pencil eraser size that totally disappears and then comes back. i'm breastfeeding. freckle-hormone related?
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Possible hemangioma: It could be a small collection of blood vessels. They can wax and wane depending on how warm you are and various other factors. Not dangerous.
Answered 1/15/2015
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