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The nose piece on my eye glasses made a sore on the bridge of my nose that has been there for years, and won't get well. what do i need to do?
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See your physician: Any time you have a sore or lesion that is not healing quickly as expected you should see your physician to have it evaluated. It is important to make sure it's not infected or something dangerous like a skin cancer. Your overall health and nutrition status will also affect your wound healing.
Answered 6/18/2021
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