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I picked off a brown mole that was inside my skin on my large toe a few months ago. i am worried it was melanonoma and can no longer be detectected.
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Melanoma: If the skin looks perfectly normal there, you don't have to worry about melanoma. If there is residual abnormality, have a dermatologist examine you for peace of mind.
Answered 12/27/2018
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