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Author  Topic    bakra 1 Posts Posted - 02/18/2014 :  11:32:09     Symptoms :- 1> runny nose 2> cold hand and feet 3> ulcer (picture of my back). No pain. Just a tingling and burning sensation with a mild desire to scratch it. Almost ignorable. http://oi60.tinypic.com/1iehrr.jpg 4> Rash No physical injury occurred. No insect bit me. No scratching. Should I be concerned? I can barely afford a doctor. Insurance company does not pay unless I am admitted. So please let me know if I require a doctor or not? peterjm1003 11 Posts Posted - 04/30/2014 :  19:41:31     Hi there Bakra, Sorry everyone seems to be ignoring you. Couldn't see your picture so can't comment on the ulcer / lesion. A non-healing ulcer is suspicous for skin cancer. Symptoms - sound a bit non-specifc - need to know some more details - when did it start?, are the symptoms still there?, any other problems? You probably don't need to see a doctor if you're better, but can't tell from your brief history and I can't give formal medical advice over the internet. any    Topic

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