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Q: Many New Moles Appearing

asked by: woebegone on February 4th, 2006

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I'm really paranoid about the new moles which are appearing everywhere (especially on the arms, chest and face) at an alarming rate lately... I've been spotting around 1-2 new moles on my body everyday consistently over the past week... What could this possibly be due to??? I noe spotting new moles is normal for ppl below age 30 (i'm 20 dis yr), but this is way too many and way too fast! All the moles are rather small though (only around 5 are 2cm-3cm) and dun look odd on its own... I'm really worried. Advice, ppl?

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bhanuprashanthbme

replied on August 17th, 2009

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i have having similar type of condition its just i am getting them on tighs too (not exposed to sun)can some one help with diagnosis.... the moles start as brown color spots and turn black... no pain or irritation is caused by them and almost all of them are around 2-3mm diameter and my skin is dry too which is odd because i have very oily skin

lightning0831

replied on October 3rd, 2009

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moles on body and scalp

I have gotten alot of new moles between my breasts and right below on my stomach, in the last year. Now I am getting new ones on my scalp. I am 53 years old. Should I be alarmed

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