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Bubbles, like bubble-wrap or blister type bubbles?

I agree, I'd not fanny about asking us all to spectulate, I'd get a 2nd opinion.
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Bubbles, like bubble-wrap or blister type bubbles?

I agree, I'd not fanny about asking us all to spectulate, I'd get a 2nd opinion.
like goosebumps type bubbles
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like goosebumps type bubbles
So quite hard, possibly fluid filled?

I still think Whip's Cross are a good idea, however maybe also see his GP anyway in case it's a reactoin to something.

Whatever, if it's not normal for him it'd be best to get it checked.
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