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I recently had a mole removed and my lab results are back at doctors and they need to see me what could be wrong?
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Follow-up: In this day and age, its uncommon to give results over the phone even if it is a benign mole. You need to be seen and the area where the mole was removed needs to be inspected to see if it is healing well.
Answered 12/27/2014
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