any one ever hear of skin tags ?? what are they??
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Yes it could be a sign of something else although they themselves are harmless even if they are in the way. \n  Mine are caused from PCOS so it's best to go to a doctor and make sure everything else is fine. Good luck.
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not a clue---rash identification http://www.poisonivy.aesir.com/view/pictures.html#373
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Sounds like a stretch mark.
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If you are unsure about any changes in your skin or growths arising on the skin, always check with your doctor. He or she can identify skin tags and other skin conditions and can help you decide whether skin abnormalities should be removed.\n\nYou should have it checked as soon as possible, but it could be black because the blood supply has been cut off and it will soon fall off.
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LOL! What a dork! Sry, but girls don't attack u if u have TAG on. Don't get me wrong. I absolutely love TAG. But I don't attack the guy who has it on. Put on some, but not alot cause if u do put on alot, it'll smell bad. btw, thx for the answer yesterday, and no thx, I'm alright for now. Oh, and I hope u feel better now.
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You can usually buy blood root in a store that specializes in herbal products...many towns and cities have them.  They advertise in newspapers and you can usually find out where they are by checking your phone book's yellow pages. \n\nNot a good idea to go out in the wild and gather your own.  It's easy, unless you're a trained expert, to mis-identify herbs and wind up using one that poisons you instead of helping you.  \n\nAnd the second part of your question: blood root is not likely to help with skin tags.  Those tags can be embarrassing, and at times those that are located where they get a lot of irritation, such as clothing rubbing them constantly, can bleed.  That can ruin a nice set of clothes, don't ya know!  And on occasion, that sort of irritation can lead to even worse complications - it's implicated sometimes in skin cancer!\n\nSo if you've got skin tags that are bothering ya, ask your doctor to refer you to another doctor known as a dermatologist.  He or she has very modern and very effective means of dealing with those tags.  Good luck!
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Branded??? You mean like livestock!!??
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Is it possible that someone out there has the same name and birthdate as you? Absolutely. Could you all have the same social security number? Not likely. How about scars, birthmarks or tatoos....
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Many of them are called: Lipoma. which basically a collection of fat or Seboma which is an ingrowth of sweat gland. both are benign.\nso dont worry about them.
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Skin!\nFor more information, see this site:\nhttp://www.femail.com.au/skingeneral.htm
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Skin tags are generally sliced off by a physician or else frozen off with a special chemical.  Although unconventional, I have had much success with self-treatment by using OTC wart removal medication on mysterious spots and bumps.  I would apply it daily, the skin will redden and look slightly raw, but after a week or two of daily application these "non-warts" have disappeared.  But, maybe you should first check with a doc to make sure that they are benign.
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I have known men with stretch marks.  Especially men who have bulked up with muscle, so they will find stretch marks on their chests, arms, thighs.
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It's a skin tag. Visit a friendly dermatologist to have it removed. And for the love of all that is holy, don't pop it...
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Naw, never heard of them, but I'd like to. If you would, post a link if they have a website. The name is pretty b!itchin', all in itself.
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You know, I never quite thought of it like that?\n*looks around for some sort of mark*\nAhHA!  nope, just a mole.\nBut that is interesting.  My daughter has a freckle that looks like a rose, and when she was young, she used to call herself that, even though her name is (something else)\n\nOh, wait a minute, yes, yes I do have marks on my body that remind me of that sort of thing (Although I'm not a Born-again Christian),  I've got a scar on one wrist and a mole on the other.  Once I stepped on a nail, and the first thing I thought:  "So that's what it feels like."  (Next thought:  "I wonder if I'll need a tetanus shot.")
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skin problem?i dunno...health problem?well therez actually no proof that it causes beast cancer...so its a rumor...
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zits?\n\nThat's the only thing I can think of that sounds similar to "chicks"?\n\nshingles? http://www.webmd.com/content/article/78/95858.htm\n\nI'm trying...