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Topic	Why is it that people who are extremely obese develop a forehead dark spot?
Darth_CiD 06/09/17 3:43:44 PM #18:	chaosbowser posted... Darth_CiD posted... Don't know if it's the same thing but i remember seeing a thing years ago that said having too much body fat produces a substance that pools up under the skin, giving the appearance of large dark spots. Acanthosis usually appears on the neck though. Don't think I've seen anything on the forehead before. Edit: apparently It can. Well, you learn something new everyday. It's a sign of diabetes by the way. While writing it i vaguely remembered it only appearing on inner thighs. Couldn't remember for definite though si didn't bother putting it. --- My official prediction for next generation as of 10th Sept 2016 11:12 am The headline buzz words will be "we have more flops than the other guys". <cite>Darth_CiD posted [p:880734483] in Why is it ... [t:75433440]...</cite> <quote><cite>chaosbowser posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Darth_CiD posted...</cite> <quote>Don't know if it's the same thing but i remember seeing a thing years ago that said having too much body fat produces a substance that pools up under the skin, giving the appearance of large dark spots.</quote> Acanthosis usually appears on the neck though. Don't think I've seen anything on the forehead before. Edit: apparently It can. Well, you learn something new everyday. It's a sign of diabetes by the way.</quote> While writing it i vaguely remembered it only appearing on inner thighs. Couldn't remember for definite though si didn't bother putting it. --- My official prediction for next generation as of 10th Sept 2016 11:12 am The headline buzz words will be "we have more flops than the other guys".</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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