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I have noticed a very thin, straight black line running verticality up my big right toe and another fainter on on the other side of the same toe. it doesn't seem to be growing out, should i be worried?
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This needs eval: It may well be a splinter hemorrhage (but there is a tiny chance for melanoma).
Answered 7/6/2020
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