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Daughter scratched my back & said there was a black area on a mole ive had all my life. since on my back dont know about color change. should worry?
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Can't say: Any such mole should be examined as part of your regular healthcare visits. Without looking at it I can't say if it is worrisome or not. I wouldn't run to the ER but would bring it up at your next visit.
Answered 4/13/2018
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