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Red Mole On Left Breast, Bleeding. Surgery For Removal Scheduled. Cancerous Mole?

I have had a red mole on my left breast for years. It has always bleed and over time become bigger. Two months ago it bleed and now it s as if the inside of the mole is hanging out. I have seen a consultant dermatologist and I am having it removed next week. Can you explain the procedure and should I be concerned about cancer . Also will it be painful after its been removed?
Wed, 2 Jan 2013
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Hi thanks for your question.
This mole is malignant (cancerious)or not can only be determined by histopathology,once it is removed.
The procedure for its removal depends upon its size,if mole is of small siz it can be removed under local anaesthesia..
However if mole is of large size it has to be removed under general anaesthesia.
You will have mild pain after its removal which can be easily taken care by pain killer.
Hope this answers your question.
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Red Mole On Left Breast, Bleeding. Surgery For Removal Scheduled. Cancerous Mole?

Hi thanks for your question. This mole is malignant (cancerious)or not can only be determined by histopathology,once it is removed. The procedure for its removal depends upon its size,if mole is of small siz it can be removed under local anaesthesia.. However if mole is of large size it has to be removed under general anaesthesia. You will have mild pain after its removal which can be easily taken care by pain killer. Hope this answers your question.