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I had a skin mark checked by a dermathologist a couple of years ago: ok, nothing to worry. but since it has grow bigger, should i check it again?
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Yes: No physician's opinion is 100% and a melanoma may arise de novo in a benign lesion. Perhaps you were told to come back if the lesion changes in any case.
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