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is it new? has it changed in anyway?
the size could be worrisome. the abcd's of melanoma state that anything bigger than a pencil eraser should be evaluated.
look up seborrheic keratosis. i am pretty confidant that is what you may have. they are age related growths. benign and simply a cosmetic nuisance. they can come up anywhere including your scalp and are very very common after 30 years of age if you have spent any amount of time in the sun
Thank you for your response. I went to my ob gyn for my annual and had told him about it and he thought that I was too young for age spots, so once he took a look at them he said 'Oh nothing to worry about, they are, I like to call them "maturity spots"! lol So they are age spots, which they have not grown any larger since. He said just be happy theres not one on the end of my nose.....quite charming isn't he?
I had a little growth on my head and I told by three doctors at VA that it was nothing. Well a year of that and I went to my wife's derm. It was cancer. Melonamo. I went thur hell with it and still going thur hell. Get it check out again.
this may be a seborrheic keratosis. (age spot)
is it new? has it changed in anyway?
the size could be worrisome. the abcd's of melanoma state that anything bigger than a pencil eraser should be evaluated.
A couple of months ago I started noticing on my upper thigh area that I was getting 2 brown circles that were flat. Now they have both grown to a quarter size circle and I see 3 new little ones coming in. I'm 41 years old and I don't have age spots anywhere else on my body and everywhere I have read it said it is common to have them on your arms and face.
Any idea what this could be?
Thanks for your time,
I still will look up seborrheic Keratosis.
Again thanks for responding