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I am getting too many pre-cancer skin lesions on my body living in florida. i am healthy and wear spf 30 as a sunscreen. should i move out-of-state?
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Sun damage: It is not FL it is the sun. 1. Wear long sleeve shirts 2. Stay out of sun. 3. All states can get too much sun for some. If you have been a sun worshiper most of your life they will keep coming now even if out of sun.
Answered 7/13/2017
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