I have a wonderful dermatologist, who has answered many questions
for me regarding my skin conditions. But I have a question which
I have not asked him. I have had numerous skin lesions excised, and I have a
familyBirth control and family planning
Choosing a primary care provider
Ewing’s sarcoma
Family troubles - resources history of melanoma. Following biopsy, my lab reports always state that the sample is "DN (dysplastic
nevusBasal cell nevus syndrome - close-up of palm
Basal cell nevus syndrome - face and hand
Basal cell nevus syndrome - plantar pits
Birthmarks - pigmented
Hemangioma) OR MM". What exactly does this mean (MM), and what stage or level of skin is affected? My phsician always excises an ample amount of surrounding tissue, and the margins are always
clearClear by design
Clear eyes
Clear eyes acr
Clear eyes clr. I'm sure I don't have anything to worry about, but I would like a medical explanation of this lab terminology. Thank you.
not sure what that means. Other than I was told it was pre-
cancer. I think the word cancer is such a scary word that it
had me pretty upset. I have to have more tissue taken from
one of the moles. An answer to what dysplastic nevus or pre-
cancer means would be a great help to me.