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Old 07-26-2016, 04:47 PM #1
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Default Skin Cancer on Both Arms
I had a biopsy two weeks ago, and the result is skin cancer on both arms. I didn't have any problems with the biopsy. I am concerned that the excision will cause a flare. I have had enough pain with TOS/RSD. Has anyone had skin lesions/cancer removed from an arm or hand? If so, what was the outcome. Looking forward to any responses.
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