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Black spot noticed to side of foot which has got bigger, slightly raised. should i see dr?
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Dermatologist: By all means have a dermatologist check this or any other skin lesions that look "strange" or stand out as something very different from other skin spots. Melanoma has to be ruled out in these cases.
Answered 1/18/2014
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