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My 5 year old son has had three small red "blister" like spots on his skin (2 on his hand) and 1 just under his jawbone. its been there for months now and it hasn't gone away. i'm worried that it might be skin cancer or something?
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DERMATOLOGIST: Please consult with a Dermatologist Doctor to diagnose and treat your son's skin problem.
Answered 1/31/2021
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