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I have a small flat red bump on my waist that won't go away. i've used cortisone but still hasn't gone away. i have no symptoms. any suggestions?
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Must be examined: skin lesions must be observed, evaluated, diagnosed and treated. Cortisone is not magical and treatment should be initiated by a medical professional.
Answered 1/19/2016
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