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A skin disease, occurring most often in people with diabetes mellitus, especially women, in which there is degeneration of skin structure and the development of thin, shiny patches on the skin, especially in the mid and lower shins.<\/p>\n

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A dermatological condition, often linked to diabetes mellitus, characterized by the emergence of red patches featuring yellow centers. These patches are most frequently observed on the shins. The central skin within these patches tends to thin out and could potentially develop ulcers.<\/p>\n

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