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Dear doctor. i have acinar cells of sweat gland origin on my scalp. my personal doctor said it is normal and did not prescribe any medicine. is it ok?
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Benign neglect : It is a norma condition. If it really bothers you, try some topical benzyl peroxide.
Answered 8/4/2013
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