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I have a mole on my back should i get it removed? it sticks out.
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Have it checked: Have the lesion checked by your dermatologist. Sometimes a mole is removed it is bothersome or irritated by bra or clothing. Other times it can be removed if it is suspicious. See you dermatologist and discuss the options with them.
Answered 9/6/2013
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