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Small Bruise In Center Of Chin Without Been Hit. What Could It Be?

it feels like a small bruise on the left side of my chin has came up almost overnight. I am not sure what it is. I don't remeber hitting anything or being hit. it is between the center of my chin and the edge of the left jaw joint it also goes down slightly to my neck but only a little bit. any ideas?
Tue, 3 Dec 2013
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Hi and thanks for the query,
It is important to get this lesion well examined. It might necessary to know exactly what is going on. The cause could range from a mild allergy, inflammation or an infection at its starting face. Skin lesions are easy ton diagnose and manage, especially when well done from the beginning. I suggest you see your primary care doctor now, who might send you to the dermatologist if need be. Kind regards
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Small Bruise In Center Of Chin Without Been Hit. What Could It Be?

Hi and thanks for the query, It is important to get this lesion well examined. It might necessary to know exactly what is going on. The cause could range from a mild allergy, inflammation or an infection at its starting face. Skin lesions are easy ton diagnose and manage, especially when well done from the beginning. I suggest you see your primary care doctor now, who might send you to the dermatologist if need be. Kind regards