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Skin Care and Diseases |
Skin discoloring04/25/2006 |
Sir, just today i found a portion under my testicles having changed its color to white/pinkish form....and i dont understand this..plz help
Skin discoloration is very hard to tell you what has happened to the skin of your scrotum. You need to be examined by a knowledgeable urologist or dermatologist and a biopsy may be indicated of that skin. Those are usually non-threatening but a correct diagnosis should be established. Please see your board certified urologist or dermatologist.
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