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Bumps on the back
Hi all, my husband has got Chickenpox in the year 2011, February.Within 15 days the Chickenpox has been reduced.After 2 years, there is a bump on the backside of left shoulder as shown in the Pic -1.
In 2016, a small bump under the throat has come up and slowly it has been increasing the size as shown in the Pic -2. On the back, there are small bumps arising .Is there any treatment? Is it curable ? Or will they come back after specific time?Thank you.
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It's keloid..it will improve with medicine.. for detailed prescription do direct online consultation with photos
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Looks like keloid is developing
Yes definate treatment available
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please do direct online consultation for detailed prescription and further management
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