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I seem to be getting more and more "moesies" on especially my neck area. sometimes when i comb my hair, it scratches the "moesies". i am worried that it can cause cancer or something. shoulkd i have it removed?
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Skin issues: Send a photo to be sure it is not more serious.
Answered 11/16/2017
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