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I've had irritated freckles for years (i think they're freckles) wherein they flake, peel, swell, itch and then return to normal. should i be worried?
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At your age I would: not be worried but I suspect that you have not been properly diagnosed. Freckles do not get irritated nor do they flake, peel, swell or itch. Make an appointment to see a Dermatologist and obtain a real diagnosis and treatment plan.
Answered 2/28/2017
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