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I have an insect bite that has made a yellow pit? should i be concerned and have a doctor check it out?
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Get it checked: I would get it checked. I don’t really worry about redness or pain at the site but an ulcerated lesion is not the most common result from an insect bite. Definitely see your doctor if you suffer from any chronic conditions, such as diabetes.
Answered 10/8/2019
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