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Degenerative disc and thumb pain
HLA b27 positive, ra factor negative, anti ccp negative, vitamin d normal, vitamin b12 is 1121, cbc normal. Is there anything to worry? And got this red spot one and two in waist. And tiny mole like red dot on hand. Is it normal? I was on medication for 1+ year. Was taking methycobalmin injection and after that no injections only b12 tablet. Please reply.
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It's causing any problem... for detailed information do direct online consultation
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If you are not having any health issues, no need to worry.
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Dr. Vaishali Kanthi
Dermatologist
24 yrs exp
Mumbai
HLA B27 may present with psoriasis like lesions. The lesion you showing is just a cherry angioma which is normal.
You need to check for joint pains and other skin lesions.
For details please consult online.
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