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I have a mole that 2 years ago a dermatologist said was harmless. now that mole is turning black should i be worried?
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Evaluate again: See a dermatologist again. Seborrheic keratosis? If in doubt the Dr will remove it and submit it for microscopic exam.
Answered 8/20/2016
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