I have a mole on my outer labia and inner labia. I've known of one of them for most of my life but it has changed in size and color over the years. At one point it itched a little. I'm 24 and was told about it when I was about 10 years old. Now there are two
September 6, 2016
Answer: Mole to cancer progression There is very small risk of melanoma from a common melnaocytic nevus but if a mole rapidly increases in size, changes colour, having asymmetric borders, bleeding or ulceration then it is better to consult a dermatologist. Removal of mole is an easy procedure.
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September 6, 2016
Answer: Mole to cancer progression There is very small risk of melanoma from a common melnaocytic nevus but if a mole rapidly increases in size, changes colour, having asymmetric borders, bleeding or ulceration then it is better to consult a dermatologist. Removal of mole is an easy procedure.
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August 29, 2016
Answer: Pigmented lesion on labia Thank you for your question. Without examining you it is almost impossible to make a judgment. Moles that should raise alarm bells are the ones the change colour, are asymmetrical, have irregular borders and have recently undergone rapid changes. I would suggest consulting a board certified plastic surgeon or gynaecologist so that they can examine you.
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August 29, 2016
Answer: Pigmented lesion on labia Thank you for your question. Without examining you it is almost impossible to make a judgment. Moles that should raise alarm bells are the ones the change colour, are asymmetrical, have irregular borders and have recently undergone rapid changes. I would suggest consulting a board certified plastic surgeon or gynaecologist so that they can examine you.
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