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I have a mole that just popped up on my toe, not sure what it is but i am concerned ?
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You need to see: a Dr,preferably a Dermatologist, for the mole. If it is black in color,or greater than 5 mm in size,you should be seen quickly. Most moles are benign,but you need an expert to tell you and remove it if it needs removal.
Answered 6/12/2016
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