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Alot of moles on body
My husband having alot of moles all over the body.Almost all are very tiny and black in colour very few are little bit big around 3 or 4mm.Majority of moles he is having in hands and legs.Is this increase risk of melanoma cancer?He is having almost all moles since long.More number indicate hign risk?Please let me know .Pics attached
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This is not a disease. Just moles
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Hello! I understand your concern about your husband’s numerous moles. The presence of many moles, especially if some are larger or have changed over time, can sometimes raise questions about skin health, including the risk of melanoma. However, a proper evaluation is essential to assess this accurately. I cannot provide a specific diagnosis or treatment based on the description and pictures alone. I strongly recommend scheduling an online consultation with me for a detailed assessment and personalized advice.
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Please book an online consultation with me at the earliest to review the pictures and discuss his condition further.
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Avoid excessive sun exposure and monitor any changes in the moles’ size, shape, or color. Seek professional guidance rather than self-diagnosing for the best outcome.
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Normal.. for details do direct online consultation
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These kind of small moles might not cause melanoma but look for sudden increase in size or change in colour then you have to consult a dermatologist
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Mostly need not worry. If mole is increasing in size consult Dermatologist and get a biopsy
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Having multiple small moles (nevi) is common, especially in Indian skin due to genetics or sun exposure. Most are harmless. Watch for any changes in size, shape, color, asymmetry or if they itch or bleed. If any mole looks unusual or changes over time, it’s best to get it evaluated by a dermatologist.
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Kindly consult online for proper assessment and guidance.
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We have various treatments for the same,we need to take a detail case history and then prescribe medications accordingly,.do consult online.
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Specific test to undergo
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Kindly do direct online consultations for detailed information
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Visit a dermatologist
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Hey more than 50 moles could be alerting But if less then no issue Please check for any kind of changing mole That is increasing in size colour changing more than one color, irregular in shape For further detailed explanation of your disease please consult online
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Irregular increase in size, any discharge from the moles can be alarming. Kindly consult for better diagnosis and management.
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Need to consult online for proper management
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No need to worry.specific treatment is available.it depends on severity of the disease . Complete medical history is required.. Pls do online consultation with Dermatologist for detailed prescription & guidance.
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