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What Causes Black Spot On Toes?

I noticed a small black spot on my pinky toe on my right foot I preface this with saying I do have health anxiety so I notice every little change on my body roughly about a month ago was when I first noticed it and thought it was a blood blister It has not healed and I had not grown in size I m concerned that it might be melanoma
Mon, 22 Dec 2014
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Hi

Blackidh discolouration over the feet can be the result of various conditions .
It can be post inflammatory pigmentation or traumatic or a mole or naevus or hemorrhagic in nature .
But it is good to be vigilant and get any suspicious lesion checked by an expert so as to rule out melanoma.
So I would advise you to see a nearby dermatologist and get the lesion checked.

Dr Geetika Paul
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What Causes Black Spot On Toes?

Hi Blackidh discolouration over the feet can be the result of various conditions . It can be post inflammatory pigmentation or traumatic or a mole or naevus or hemorrhagic in nature . But it is good to be vigilant and get any suspicious lesion checked by an expert so as to rule out melanoma. So I would advise you to see a nearby dermatologist and get the lesion checked. Dr Geetika Paul