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I have had a gradually darkening mole for about 9yrs. it fell off and left a deep crater in its place. is this normal ?
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Exam needed: Moles don't usually fall off, so perhaps this was something else. Best to have your primary care doctor or dermatologist examine the area.
Answered 6/11/2014
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