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Old 09-16-2014, 01:11 PM #4
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The others are correct. There is no way to predict if or when spread will happen. I went for 16 years with it located only in the right side of my face. New injuries brought on spread and progression. Some experience a lot of spread, like me, and even full body and some experience no spread at all.

And yes, early treatment is very important!!

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