Moles

[ag]

I was just scratching my side and cae across this little mole thats kinda bumpy, should I be concerned at all?

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[Christy]

Don't take chances ... get it checked! ;-)

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[Jackie Sloan]

Don't worry dude it's probably inoperable cancer.
Don't get crazy, just kiddin.
It's probably nothing, but get it checked anyway.peace



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[zathrus]

just to be on the safe side, go and get it check out. better safe than sorry

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[DreamWeaver]

AG..if its raised, its a good idea to have it checked...I had 3 moles removed just in case cause ya never know...I found out they werent cancerous and now I have scars but I'm glad I know now....
Also,Moles that you have from birth are higher risk for cancer. Perfectly round, even colored moles are usually not potentially cancercous as opposed to irregular colored and shaped ones that are large but I am no dermatologist but this is what they have told me.....

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[HordeKing1]

Any mole that changes size or shape or texture should be immediately checked out.

I know many people who have had cancerous moles removed. Most were caught early enough, and simply involved removing the entire mole and surrounding skin. In one case, by the time the guy reluctantly went to the dermatologist, it had advanced past the point where he could be helped.

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