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Antari2012

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Joined: 27 May 2007
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Skin Cancer excessive muscle tissue Posted: 05-27-07 16:06pm


Recently I have been developing stretch marks on various parts of my body (though I am anything but overweight), and have no idea what could be causing them other than working out. Still, though I am gaining muscle tissue, they seem to be excessive in size. Could this be related to skin cancer?

Llewellyn

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Joined: 21 Jan 2007
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Posted: 05-28-07 20:30pm


I have never heard of a link between stretch marks and skin cancer. If you are worried, however, you could show them to your doctor.

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