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Jackson Clinic Pharmacy
- Dermatologist, Health Care/clinic, Internist...
- 2859 US-45 BYP, Jackson, TN 38305, USA Jackson, TN 38305
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 7:00AM
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Dec 29, 2014
Tonya D.:
I need a good dermatologist .... Go
Rhonda L.:
Jackson Clinic Dermatology | The Jackson Clinic www.jacksonclinic.com/.../jackson-derma ... Dermatology Location. 87B Murray Guard Dr.... Dermatology Associates LLC
- Dermatologist
- 2817 N Highland Ave Jackson, TN 38305
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 9:00AM
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Jan 22, 2015
Callie S.:
Need dermatologist recommendations... Go!
Darlene C.:
I highly recommend Patricia Booher in Jackson. Dermatology Associates. 731-661-0061. She is wonderful. Dermatology Clinic of Jackson
- Dermatologist, Doctor
- 1320 Union University Dr, Jackson, TN 38305, USA Jackson, TN 38305
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
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Aug 31, 2013
Jennifer B.:
I need suggestions for a great dermatologist!
Kathy S.:
Jennifer Chadwick Brown.....we have been seeing him for years. www.dermjax.com Mariencheck, Maria C, MD
- Dermatologist, Cardiologist, Cosmetic Surgeon...
- 87 Murray Guard Dr Ste B Jackson, TN 38305
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Dec 29, 2014
Tonya D.:
I need a good dermatologist .... Go
Rhonda L.:
Jackson Clinic Dermatology | The Jackson Clinic www.jacksonclinic.com/.../jackson-derma ... Dermatology Location. 87B Murray Guard Dr.... Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from January 2, 2015
Cindy Y. asked:
My 17 yr. old Pom has some sort of black, greasy gunk on the outside of both ears. My vet and groomer are both befuddled by it. I have tried topical anti-fungal creams...
Karen R. replied:
Dr. Karen: This description of "black, greasy gunk" might be a hard one to provide any accurate guidance! ;) There are a few things in the description that may provide some direction (not itchy, bathing doesn't remove it, comes off with the hair, etc ). I would consider a keratinization disorder as a viable option. It all depends on if the "black gunk" is keratin (scale), some type of sebaceous debris, or other. Sorry, we won't be able to help you with a diagnosis. Dermatology is both visual and textural so we would need to see the actual lesion.
Karen R. replied:
Dr. Karen: No, I'm sorry…the photo is not really very helpful
Karen R. replied:
Dr. Karen: Yes, better! It is still hard to be specific but I would certainly be concerned about a keratinization disorder. Your veterinarian should be able to help identify a definite diagnosis.
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