A way to help determine the danger of moles. To do this, you will need a camera. It is necessary to photograph the moles on all parts of the body. And save these photos. And a year later, they take pictures again and compare with last year's pictures. So you can determine if there are changes in moles.
Color change. If the Molenka has become darker, or she has become uneven, or black dots appeared at the edges of the mole, then it is worth contacting the oncologist.
Inflammation. If red inflammation appeared around the mole, contact an oncologist.
Change of size. If the Molenia has increased in the amount, it seals or decreased, then also need to refer to the oncologist.
The appearance of cracks and pain. If there are cracks, ulcers in the region of the mole, and you feel some kind of pain, burning and itching, then it is also worth contacting the oncologist.
Hair loss from the region of the mole. If hair falls out of the region, it is worth contacting the oncologist.
Do I need to remove interfering moles? If the moles do not change, then they can not be touched. But you need to remove moles that are in the "dangerous" places. Head, armpits, waist and neck. These areas people most often scratch or shave. In them more often appear in obstacles, so the moles are injured there. And with damage to the mole, the risk of developing oncological diseases increases.