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How To Get Rid Of Mole On My Right Arm?

Hi, i have a mole on my right arm, after coming home i noticed there was a black line going through it, i ran my fingernail gently over it and it started to rub off as if it had been cut and got black dirt on it, now there is a light pink chunk in it, should i be worried.
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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Hello,

I understand your concern for the various changes occurring in the mole. Though in general these changes are not very specific of major issues associated with moles but any change in moles should not be neglected.

You haven't told us your age and any medical history related. A close physical examination is quite necessary to check any important changes. Even then I suggest you to get your mole excised at the earliest possible.

You can meet a dermatologist or a surgeon for the same. Get your mole analyzed histo-pathologically so that all your confusion in mind can be alleviated.

Hope it helps.
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How To Get Rid Of Mole On My Right Arm?

Hello, I understand your concern for the various changes occurring in the mole. Though in general these changes are not very specific of major issues associated with moles but any change in moles should not be neglected. You haven t told us your age and any medical history related. A close physical examination is quite necessary to check any important changes. Even then I suggest you to get your mole excised at the earliest possible. You can meet a dermatologist or a surgeon for the same. Get your mole analyzed histo-pathologically so that all your confusion in mind can be alleviated. Hope it helps.