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Macules are flat, discolored spots on the skin that usually indicate a benign condition and are not inherently deadly. They can be associated with various skin conditions, some of which may require medical attention, but the macules themselves do not pose a direct threat to life. However, if macules are symptoms of a more severe underlying condition, such as an infectious disease or cancer, then addressing those underlying issues is essential for health. Always consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis and treatment options.
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How do you treat macules?
== == That depends on what is causing the macules. Macules are small *flat* discolored areas on the skin that are neither raised or indented. It may be brown, blue, red or exhibit a lesser pigment or an absence of pigment. The color of the lesion is one way in which a diagnosis may be focused. Examples of a macule are as follows: Freckles Vitiligo-areas of very white skin Birthmarks that are not raised If you have these marks or discolorations and do not know the reason for them you should see a dermatologist...a doctor who specializes in skin problems.
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