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Black dot on skin

2017-05-01 06:21:03
On my right hand 3 black dots. I had got chickenpox after that some blck points on my body and as well as my hand but they are plain dots . Beside of that dot one another black dot group it is like mole. Still today 3-4 on my Hand. Plz ask is it serious....
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Post chicken pox black dots usually disappears with time. But if they are not going apply depiwhite cream twice daily.
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Avoid sunlight exposure.

Answered2017-05-04 11:19:44

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