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    • September 20, 2017 at 2:04 pm
    Jamason
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      I had an xray of chest for cataract sergery in feb doctor said i had a couple of noduals in lugs a few months later a mole ive had stated to grow in size didnt think nothing of it later it started itching and bothering me had it shaved and found out it is melanoma also ive notice a black spot on my eye and looked at some pitchers of eye melanoma it looks similar im going for mri next week my question is can it metastasize that quickly please help
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        • September 20, 2017 at 3:38 pm
        jennunicorn
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          Ocular melanoma is very very rare and not related to cutaneous (skin) melanoma. I would not worry as much that your eye freckle is melanoma. It is always good to get an eye exam anyway. Nodules in lungs are very very common in everyone and majority of the time are not cancerous. What depth was your melanoma, what stage?

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