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What is this white lesion inside my nose?
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See a PCP: There are several reasons for nasal lesions, most common are bacterial and viral infection. However, finding a proper diagnosis and treatment may be the best answer to your problem. See a PCP for examination, diagnosis and treatment options. Take good care.
Answered 10/23/2017
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