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Should i go see a doctor if a mole suddenly appear next to my nipple?
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Skin: Not in general. Cancers are usually not fast growing. But, the next time you are in the office you can ask about it; that is as long as it does not continue to grow or in any other way worry you.
Answered 7/11/2013
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