I have a mole that significantly grew after i fould out i was pregnant. it is a lot bigger than a pencil eraser. should i see someone? and if so who?

See your doctor: Rapidly changing moles should be evaluated by your family physician or a dermatologist to determine if removal is required. Most moles are not cancer. However, skin cancer is your greatest concern. Pregnancy may cause some moles to grow. Monitor your moles for the abcdes-asymetry, border irregularity, color change, diameter greater than pencil eraser, and elevation. Always use sun protection.

Yes: It is hard to answer know if your mole is cancer without an examination. It is concerning when moles change - change in size, color, become irregularly shaped, itch, bleed. Most moles are relatively easy to remove and test. Please see your primary doctor or a surgeon to see if this needs to be removed and tested.