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If i've had one cancerous mole how much does that increase my chance of having more?
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If you have had skin: Cancer you have approximately a 35% chance of getting another skin cancer. If you have any new growths or change in appearance of a mole, you should see your family doctor for evaluation.
Answered 7/3/2015
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