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The discoloration you describe can be indicative of many things (including unexplained bruising or medication side effects). Your GP will be able to discuss this issue with you and establish a cause by examination and reviewing your medical history.
Make an appointment and get examined, visible changes such as this should be investigated. If we can help you further please don’t hesitate to get in touch. You can call us on 0800 003004 if you prefer.
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