I received a letter from my dermatologist after he removed a mole on my back. The result of the biopsy came back as a moderately abnormal mole. The letter indicated that the mole appears to have been completely removed and a follow up appointment should be scheduled for 6 months. Does moderately abnormal mean a malignancy? Should I be extremely worried?
A moderately abnormal mole is not a scientific term and probably was translated by your doctor. However, even on the face of it, it does not indicate a malignancy. Also, since your doctor has booked you for 6 months later, it is highly unlikely to be a malignancy. It would have helped if you could get the exact medical terminology report. Even, otherwise i dont think you should be worried.
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Does Moderately Abnormal Mole Mean Malignancy?
A moderately abnormal mole is not a scientific term and probably was translated by your doctor. However, even on the face of it, it does not indicate a malignancy. Also, since your doctor has booked you for 6 months later, it is highly unlikely to be a malignancy. It would have helped if you could get the exact medical terminology report. Even, otherwise i dont think you should be worried.