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    • February 18, 2018 at 5:34 pm
    dustinwx12
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      I have not been diagnosed, but do have an appointment with a derm in about two months. (would like it to be sooner, but have bad insurance…) 

      I've had a mole on my chest that has grown a bit in the past few months. It seems to have two different colors and is slightly inregular. 

      I have attatched a picture. I understand a picture cannot diagnose Melanoma and no one on this forum are doctors, but I guess I'd just like some feedback on whether I am off base to be worried by this?

      Thanks https://s13.postimg.org/8uijrjos7/IMG_0846.jpg

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