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Swollen salivary glands: What's the deal?

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Kevin Chavez62 Kevin Chavez62 NewcomerOP
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joined Mar 2007
#1 ·
I am experiencing significant issues with these sebaceous glands on my legs, and I find myself at a loss regarding the next course of action. They are most prevalent along the inner thigh area. It is incredibly painful. I consulted with a physician, and following his recommendation, I underwent a surgical procedure to address them. However, they have since returned. If anyone possesses any sound advice or effective remedies, I implore you to assist me. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE!!!!🙂
Charles Edwards8 Charles Edwards8 Member
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joined Feb 2007
#2 ·
Did you actually get your testosterone levels checked? High testosterone can really mess with your oil glands. Definitely try to hash this out with your doctor.
Kevin Chavez62 Kevin Chavez62 NewcomerOP
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joined Mar 2007
#3 ·
NO, BUT I INTEND TO. THANK YOU.
Chloe Thompson Chloe Thompson Member
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joined Feb 2007
#4 ·
If only it had been on my leg! Instead, I have to get this thing fixed right on the tip of my nose. And get this—my surgeon actually told me he’s never seen anything like it positioned there. While he was operating, he was even marveling at how some of my nasal hairs grow in the complete opposite direction! He was honestly joking about wishing he had a high-end camera on hand just to snap a photo for a medical journal. This is now the third doctor in a row to tell me I’m basically a medical phenomenon.

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