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I have a mole on my breast that itches, should it be removed?
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Be evaluated: With increasing rates of skin cancer, it is always wise to be checked by a physician for any new mole or skin lesion. If this is a more chronic lesion, it may simply be the result of some dry skin but to be safe, see a physician. I hope this helps.
Answered 3/29/2013
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