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I have a mole in the back of my head, and when I brush my hair it starts to bleed. What shall I do?

jackdarippa2130Oct 30, 2018
I have a mole in the back of my head and just recently it starts to bleed when i brush my hair, I know I could get it surgically removed but I don't have insurance. What shall I do? I cant brush my hair because its going to keep bleeding

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Dr. George C. Skandamis, MD, FAAD
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Answered on Nov 5, 2018
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