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I have small red dots on my stomach since given birth should i be worried ?
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Skin lesions: It will he helpful if you describe the lesions a little more. It could be some spots on stretch marks, seborrhic keratitis, hemangiomas etc. It’s important to see it to be able to diagnose it.
Answered 2/27/2019
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