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I have a coin size red spot on the back side of my hand. had one on my ankle but its going away.
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Nummular eczema: Hello, Your description may have given it away. This could possibly be nummular eczema. Nummular eczema can appear after a skin injury such as burn or insect bite. Thankfully it has subsided. Be sure if this to seek help from a specialist if it reverses course.
Answered 6/6/2017
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