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I had a raised mole that popped up a 3 weeks ago. one morning i got up and looked at it and there were no changes . then about 5 hours later later when i checked again i realized the mole had darkened alot . could this be melanoma?
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When talking about any cancer possibilities, examination and biopsy is the only method for precise diagnosis. Do not put off seeing your doctor.
Answered 9/7/2021
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