I guess you're right. I'm going to call my doctor tomorrow and have him refer me to a surgeon. Maybe they can even remove it in the office.its better safe than sorry
Yes, you can never be too careful
No, if your doctor isn't worried, you shouldn't be either
Get a second opinion
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I guess you're right. I'm going to call my doctor tomorrow and have him refer me to a surgeon. Maybe they can even remove it in the office.its better safe than sorry
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You should. As it is very likely only sebaceous it will not be much trouble and you'll feel much better.
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I say, go and have it removed. It may not be anything dangerous - and then you won't keep thinking about it.
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No brainer.
Go to the doc.
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