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    • March 19, 2018 at 9:42 pm
    nat75
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      I posted a couple times on here about mole and last was about nurse telling me  biopsy was abnormal. I was stressing out, when I went to app dermatologist told me biopsy was basal cell I was pretty relieved. But while doing exam he found something called cutaneous horn on back of my neck. He said often it turns out to be squamous cell and took another biopsy. At this time I was pretty  numb with good news bad news…so couldn't really think of questions I should ask. I know his is a melanoma board but does anyone have any experience or info about cutaneous horns? Does anyone know of a good squamous cell board or site ? I cannot find much information on this subject.

      Also my first biopsy site has a black spot in it.. .I didn't have stitches does anyone know what might be causing this? After this new subject I'll stop making new post here since I don't have melanoma, thanks everyone for your help in my last post

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