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Results 1 - 10 of 21 for Markings
  1. Your provider will draw colored markings on your skin when you have radiation treatment. These markings show where to aim the radiation and must stay in place ...
  2. ... insulins. If you are having trouble seeing the markings on the syringe, talk to your provider or ... that clip to your syringe to make the markings easier to see. Many types of insulin come ...
  3. ... cancerous and is not associated with disease. The markings may cover a large area of the back. The markings are usually: Blue or blue-gray spots on ...
  4. ... disappears by 1 week. Colored birthmarks or skin markings may include: Congenital nevi are moles (darkly pigmented skin markings) that may be present at birth. They range ...
  5. When you have radiation treatment, color markings are drawn on your skin. Do not remove them. These show where to aim the radiation. If they come off, do not ...
  6. When you have radiation treatment, color markings are drawn on your skin. Do not remove them. These show where to aim the radiation. If they come off, do not ...
  7. When you have radiation treatment, color markings are drawn on your skin. Do not remove them. These show where to aim the radiation. If they come off, do not ...
  8. When you have radiation treatment, color markings are drawn on your skin. Do not remove them. These show where to aim the radiation. If they come off, do not ...
  9. When you have radiation treatment, color markings are drawn on your skin. Do not remove them. These show where to aim the radiation. If they come off, do not ...
  10. ... when doing a skin self-exam: New skin markings: Bumps Moles Blemishes Changes in color Moles that ...
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