Moles
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If new ones are appearing, my advice would be to see a doctor. They are a melanoma, and can be either benign (nothing to worry about) or malignant - which isn't nice.
I have loads of moles (can u say "Scaramanga"? ) and the doctor always advises going to see him if any moles appear, or if existing moles change colour, or go frilly around the edges.
Get 'em checked out, and put your mind at rest. I've only had one removed, and it isn't a painful procedure if it's necessary. But 999/1000 it won't be necessary
Don't worry about it, but do get them checked when you can.
Cheers,
Nick.
PS - I'm not a doctor, just a "sufferer"
PPS - Hi Dave T-S
[Edited by chiark - 4/3/2003 8:25:10 PM]
I have loads of moles (can u say "Scaramanga"? ) and the doctor always advises going to see him if any moles appear, or if existing moles change colour, or go frilly around the edges.
Get 'em checked out, and put your mind at rest. I've only had one removed, and it isn't a painful procedure if it's necessary. But 999/1000 it won't be necessary
Don't worry about it, but do get them checked when you can.
Cheers,
Nick.
PS - I'm not a doctor, just a "sufferer"
PPS - Hi Dave T-S
[Edited by chiark - 4/3/2003 8:25:10 PM]
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What actualy causes moles (the ones on the skin not the grass diggers)? i seem to be getting a few on the back of my neck (only tiny ones) even though i wash regularly (every 2 months - kidding), anyone know?
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ive alot
and some appear, some change, etc
went about one.. coz it was weeping n stuff
got it removed. it was ok thankfully.
best to always get something ur not sure of checked out...
and some appear, some change, etc
went about one.. coz it was weeping n stuff
got it removed. it was ok thankfully.
best to always get something ur not sure of checked out...
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I knew it was only a matter of time Dave
Make an appointment. say it's not urgent and they'll be able to fit you in sometime in the next month, if they're anything like my doctors . You need to plan when you're ill...
Make an appointment. say it's not urgent and they'll be able to fit you in sometime in the next month, if they're anything like my doctors . You need to plan when you're ill...
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When I went to see the asthma specialist, one of the first things he mentioned were my moles as I am living in Australia now.
He basically checked them, made notes about where the majority of them were. He then told me if I notice anything at all whatsoever different about any of them, no matter how tiny, to get myself an appointment with him to get them investigated.
Skin cancer is very real over here and you need to be on the lookout for any changes especially if you spend a lot of time in the sun. (Which I am doing at the moment).
So, if you are worried about a mole, get it checked out, better to be safe than sorry!
He basically checked them, made notes about where the majority of them were. He then told me if I notice anything at all whatsoever different about any of them, no matter how tiny, to get myself an appointment with him to get them investigated.
Skin cancer is very real over here and you need to be on the lookout for any changes especially if you spend a lot of time in the sun. (Which I am doing at the moment).
So, if you are worried about a mole, get it checked out, better to be safe than sorry!
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