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Tiny petechiea coming and going for a week. mole appeared yesterday and a gentle squeeze to the area caused broken blood vessels and larger petechia
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See your doctor: New onset of mole and bleeding into the skin that is not related to an injury should always be checked out by your doctor. Please do not squeeze skin lesions
Answered 7/5/2020
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