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Is a seborrheic keratosis that is focally pigmented & inflamed with an unusual nevus much worse than one that is not focally pigmented and inflamed?
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Certainly one that is inflamed worse than one that isn’t. How long has problem existed. Please ask Physician about your concern.
Answered 2/27/2023
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