Advice please.. Should I see a doc?

If you are worried about any skin lesion you should have it checked out by a dermatologist.  It is probably nothing, but the fact that is has changed slightly would make me worry enough that I, personally, would want a biopsy.  

If you are worried about any skin lesion you should have it checked out by a dermatologist.  It is probably nothing, but the fact that is has changed slightly would make me worry enough that I, personally, would want a biopsy.  

If you are worried about any skin lesion you should have it checked out by a dermatologist.  It is probably nothing, but the fact that is has changed slightly would make me worry enough that I, personally, would want a biopsy.  

About 5 years before I was diagnosed with melanoma, but maybe 3 years after remission from another cancer, my internist saw a flat brown spot on the bottom of my foot.  He sent me directly to the dermatologist who did not even bother to biopsy it, but instead sent me to a surgeon.  While the surgeon was preparing to excise the mole, I said to him, "Is this really necessary?", and he replied, "A pigmented lesion on the bottom of your foot, are you kidding me?  That must come off!"   That one was nothing, and probably yours is nothing as well, but always, always better to check.  I wish you well!

Lear

Any changing spot should be checked by a Dermatologist.  Many Acral Lentigamous and mucosal melanomas are misdiagnosed by GP offices until too late.  It may be nothing to worry about, It may be deadly, FIND out.  My GP misdiagnosed my melaanoma for 3 1/2 years before giving me a referral.  Shortly afterwards I went to stage IV.  Acral lentigamous melanoma tends to occur more  often on darker skinned people but can occur on anyone.  BE Safe, not sorry.  AND let us know what you learn about it.

Any changing spot should be checked by a Dermatologist.  Many Acral Lentigamous and mucosal melanomas are misdiagnosed by GP offices until too late.  It may be nothing to worry about, It may be deadly, FIND out.  My GP misdiagnosed my melaanoma for 3 1/2 years before giving me a referral.  Shortly afterwards I went to stage IV.  Acral lentigamous melanoma tends to occur more  often on darker skinned people but can occur on anyone.  BE Safe, not sorry.  AND let us know what you learn about it.

Any changing spot should be checked by a Dermatologist.  Many Acral Lentigamous and mucosal melanomas are misdiagnosed by GP offices until too late.  It may be nothing to worry about, It may be deadly, FIND out.  My GP misdiagnosed my melaanoma for 3 1/2 years before giving me a referral.  Shortly afterwards I went to stage IV.  Acral lentigamous melanoma tends to occur more  often on darker skinned people but can occur on anyone.  BE Safe, not sorry.  AND let us know what you learn about it.

As Janner said, bloodwork doesn't necessarily show anything about melanoma.  Even a physical isn't a guarantee.  I had the best bloodwork and physical results of my life from my GP, just before getting  my melanoma diagnosis.  A new GP camae into the office and finally gave me a referral!

As Janner said, bloodwork doesn't necessarily show anything about melanoma.  Even a physical isn't a guarantee.  I had the best bloodwork and physical results of my life from my GP, just before getting  my melanoma diagnosis.  A new GP camae into the office and finally gave me a referral!

As Janner said, bloodwork doesn't necessarily show anything about melanoma.  Even a physical isn't a guarantee.  I had the best bloodwork and physical results of my life from my GP, just before getting  my melanoma diagnosis.  A new GP camae into the office and finally gave me a referral!

When in doubt cut it out!  That's my philosophy anyway.  I had a mole on the sole of my foot that was biopsied and came back as pre-melanoma so I will be going back so they can take out a bit more in a couple weeks.  Just because the sun doesn't shine there doesn't mean you can't get skin cancer there.   

When in doubt cut it out!  That's my philosophy anyway.  I had a mole on the sole of my foot that was biopsied and came back as pre-melanoma so I will be going back so they can take out a bit more in a couple weeks.  Just because the sun doesn't shine there doesn't mean you can't get skin cancer there.   

When in doubt cut it out!  That's my philosophy anyway.  I had a mole on the sole of my foot that was biopsied and came back as pre-melanoma so I will be going back so they can take out a bit more in a couple weeks.  Just because the sun doesn't shine there doesn't mean you can't get skin cancer there.   

About 5 years before I was diagnosed with melanoma, but maybe 3 years after remission from another cancer, my internist saw a flat brown spot on the bottom of my foot.  He sent me directly to the dermatologist who did not even bother to biopsy it, but instead sent me to a surgeon.  While the surgeon was preparing to excise the mole, I said to him, "Is this really necessary?", and he replied, "A pigmented lesion on the bottom of your foot, are you kidding me?  That must come off!"   That one was nothing, and probably yours is nothing as well, but always, always better to check.  I wish you well!

Lear

About 5 years before I was diagnosed with melanoma, but maybe 3 years after remission from another cancer, my internist saw a flat brown spot on the bottom of my foot.  He sent me directly to the dermatologist who did not even bother to biopsy it, but instead sent me to a surgeon.  While the surgeon was preparing to excise the mole, I said to him, "Is this really necessary?", and he replied, "A pigmented lesion on the bottom of your foot, are you kidding me?  That must come off!"   That one was nothing, and probably yours is nothing as well, but always, always better to check.  I wish you well!

Lear