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Something in foot

2020-07-15 14:00:25
Hello, walking on beach barefoot then got home, checked my food and saw a brown spot. i'm not sure if its a splinter or needlestick mark? see picture attached
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Hi you can give more history so that I can guide u properly and suggest treatment.plz consult personally.

Answered2020-07-16 01:57:16

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Its maybe due to localised inflammation. Need proper history and evaluation
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Answered2020-07-15 14:49:02

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