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Is it safe to remove a mole myself?
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Mole: A mole should only be removed by a physician . Bleeding and infection are complications that should be avoided. Also a specimen is needed to send to the lab for a pathology report ( to see if further treatment is needed ).
Answered 6/3/2013
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