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Dear Sir/Made, My child is 5 years old and he has some dots on his fingers which I feel increasing. Herewith I am attaching pic of his fingers. Request you to kindly advise the suitable treatment for him. Thanks
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They need to be removed as they must be increasing in number , it most probably appears some viral origin , u can contact a dermatologist for prompt treatment. U can visit our website or u can in person seek opinions regarding its treatment by calling at 9868 080340 or u can visit our website www.drsuruchipurimakeovers.com or u can also be in touch through mail drsuruchi @ hotmail.com
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