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Third degree burn & a cyst

2017-10-17 02:27:12
I burnt my leg with a steam iron and have two stripes that are dark, not painful to touch and has possible nerve damage because of lack of sensation. Also, there is a pea sized cyst on my back which is bluish-green in colour. Need help with these two problems.
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Greetings. There can be few medical conditions associated with such presentation and should be ruled out by meeting a Dermatologist. The information provided is limited. A thorough history and clinical examination will be helpful. A photograph will add in obtaining better recommendations.
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You should definitely consider your treatment under the guidance of an expert qualified dermatologist
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