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Foot swelling and pain 10 days after mole removal (shave biopsy). Is it normal?

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Yuliya_LipinaApr 14, 2016

Got the mole on my foot shaven off for biopsy. In 10 days my foot got swollen. Looks like I have a muffin top on it. The biopsy site hurts and is red all around. Please, advise.

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