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Are squamous cell carcinomas indicitive of other cancers present in the body?
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Squamous Cell Cancer: Nope. Not in any way. These common skin cancers are frequent and part of our modern western medical norms. Get them treated.
Answered 6/12/2013
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No: You may be thinking of the sign of leser-trelat, in which numerous seborrheic keratoses pop up all-of-a-sudden; there's often a hidden colon cancer. These are a different skin lesion.
Answered 2/20/2016
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