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My parents are cousins. why moles are in my body? moles are due to hormone changes, glands, enviromental effects or particular protein found in genes?
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Moles are common: Moles are very common and generally benign. If you have questions about potential genetic abnormalities, have your doctor refer you to a geneticist for evaluation.
Answered 6/10/2015
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