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Bruised Patch On The Back Getting Bigger. No Pain. Cancer?

my husband is 52 he had a bruise looking patch come up on his back near the spindkind of white in middle. It keeps getting bigger and has spread over the spine to the other side he saids it doesn't hurt but it feels like texture like ribbed. Could this be some kind of cancer. Dr. said bloop plates aren't right and put him on B12 told him to go to a dermatologist but he hasnt gone yet
Mon, 29 Apr 2013
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Hi and welcome to HCM.
It doesnt sounds like cancer ,it sounds like dermatologic disease such as psoriasis, allergic or autoimmune dermatitis or many other. Cancer should always be ruled out of course so I suggest to visit dematologist and do skin biopsy. Second cause can be clotting disorder which causes subcutaneous haematoma which can spread on this way. WIsh you good health.
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Bruised Patch On The Back Getting Bigger. No Pain. Cancer?

Hi and welcome to HCM. It doesnt sounds like cancer ,it sounds like dermatologic disease such as psoriasis, allergic or autoimmune dermatitis or many other. Cancer should always be ruled out of course so I suggest to visit dematologist and do skin biopsy. Second cause can be clotting disorder which causes subcutaneous haematoma which can spread on this way. WIsh you good health.