What Causes Itchy Mole On The Back?
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Hello XXXXXXX
It's possible that this could be a benign process such as some inflammation around a mole or sebhoreic keratosis. But anytime a mole that has been present for awhile changes shape, color, or grows, it should be seen and evaluated in person.
I recommend that you go to a dermatologist, or, if you can't get in to see one quickly, to see your primary doctor (but still get an appointment with a dermatologist on the appointment book - make it now). If you see your primary doctor, make sure it is the doctor and not a physician's assistant (PA) or nurse practitioner (NP).
They may want to do a small biopsy which will be the most definitive way to tell what is going on there.
So in answer to your question - yes, do get this checked as soon as possible.