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Strange brown patch

2 years ago•2 Replies

Hello everyone, I noticed a week or two ago that I have a strange brown patch on my thumb print. My first thought was have I burnt myself and not remembered, however it is not getting any better. I just wondered if anyone has had anything similar? I have attached a photo.

Many thanks, Sarah

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SouthernSally2 years ago

If you press on it or pinch it do you have any pain or itch?

Sar94 in reply to SouthernSally2 years ago

No I've just tried that and it doesn't hurt or itch at all?

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