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I discovered a brown discolored skin on my 16mths son's back while bathing him i've seen it before but it's getting darker shld i worry?
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Many possibilities: Could be a Mongolian spot, a benign nevus, a fungal infection or possibly something else. A visit to your pediatrician would be important.
Answered 11/27/2017
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