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Very small black mole like dots on chest and clavicle. bleed when try to remove or scratch.
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See doctor: It is not a good idea to scratch a mole, It would be prudent to see a doctor and consider getting it removed and have the tissue examined by a pathologist.
Answered 2/9/2016
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