is this melanoma? mole on the sole of my foot, pics attached. please help?

Thanks for the response POW. I do have access to a dermatologist, but right now I'm in Canada. The health care is free, so there is a wait time for meeting specialists such as dermatologists.

It will take me 4 weeks to meet a dermatologist and I am paranoid about this mole and finding it hard to sleep and have a peace of mind.



It only takes a dermatologist to see it for 2 minutes, I seem to be out of luck getting a date with the dermatologist.



I will let post back what I found out after meeting a dermatologist.

I completely agree with you. I know that feeling, I am going through it at the moment. I had a similar experience before ruling out the possibility of Multiple Sclerosis, waiting for the MRI result that was order just to be sure.

Turned out it is the anxiety that mimic'd all the symptoms of MS. Anxiety makes you lose trust on your own body and everything gets magnified. The motivation on hitting the gym, anything you've been making a progress are starting to hault.

I am not gonna let that happen again, I am going to keep myself busy, getting back to hip hop and lifting hard to stay away from the thoughts of Melanoma until I meet the dermatologist.

I will post back what it is, so people may benefit from it. There are not a lot of articles about single red spots on the sole of the foot online.

Thanks for the support, I hope everything is well in your side.

I completely agree with you. I know that feeling, I am going through it at the moment. I had a similar experience before ruling out the possibility of Multiple Sclerosis, waiting for the MRI result that was order just to be sure.

Turned out it is the anxiety that mimic'd all the symptoms of MS. Anxiety makes you lose trust on your own body and everything gets magnified. The motivation on hitting the gym, anything you've been making a progress are starting to hault.

I am not gonna let that happen again, I am going to keep myself busy, getting back to hip hop and lifting hard to stay away from the thoughts of Melanoma until I meet the dermatologist.

I will post back what it is, so people may benefit from it. There are not a lot of articles about single red spots on the sole of the foot online.

Thanks for the support, I hope everything is well in your side.

I completely agree with you. I know that feeling, I am going through it at the moment. I had a similar experience before ruling out the possibility of Multiple Sclerosis, waiting for the MRI result that was order just to be sure.

Turned out it is the anxiety that mimic'd all the symptoms of MS. Anxiety makes you lose trust on your own body and everything gets magnified. The motivation on hitting the gym, anything you've been making a progress are starting to hault.

I am not gonna let that happen again, I am going to keep myself busy, getting back to hip hop and lifting hard to stay away from the thoughts of Melanoma until I meet the dermatologist.

I will post back what it is, so people may benefit from it. There are not a lot of articles about single red spots on the sole of the foot online.

Thanks for the support, I hope everything is well in your side.

Thanks for the response POW. I do have access to a dermatologist, but right now I'm in Canada. The health care is free, so there is a wait time for meeting specialists such as dermatologists.

It will take me 4 weeks to meet a dermatologist and I am paranoid about this mole and finding it hard to sleep and have a peace of mind.



It only takes a dermatologist to see it for 2 minutes, I seem to be out of luck getting a date with the dermatologist.



I will let post back what I found out after meeting a dermatologist.

Thanks for the response POW. I do have access to a dermatologist, but right now I'm in Canada. The health care is free, so there is a wait time for meeting specialists such as dermatologists.

It will take me 4 weeks to meet a dermatologist and I am paranoid about this mole and finding it hard to sleep and have a peace of mind.



It only takes a dermatologist to see it for 2 minutes, I seem to be out of luck getting a date with the dermatologist.



I will let post back what I found out after meeting a dermatologist.

What if the dermatologist says nah its alright don't worry about it without any explanation? 

It is hard not to worry about it until we know for sure its not a problem. Can I request a biopsy even if the dermatologist thinks it's not necessary? 

What if the dermatologist says nah its alright don't worry about it without any explanation? 

It is hard not to worry about it until we know for sure its not a problem. Can I request a biopsy even if the dermatologist thinks it's not necessary? 

What if the dermatologist says nah its alright don't worry about it without any explanation? 

It is hard not to worry about it until we know for sure its not a problem. Can I request a biopsy even if the dermatologist thinks it's not necessary? 

I was so happy that I managed to get an appointment with a dermatologist today due to some cancelled appointment. But like I was afraid, the dermatologist took one look and dismissed it. He said it is a birth mark initially and then I denied that I saw it only 1 and a half ago. Then he said it doesn't look like Melanoma, it could be capillaries and refused to do a biopsy. I insisted so much that I may get married next year so I want to be sure that I am okay and cannot take a risk. His words were, "I don't know if I want to do a biopsy and instead said, I can maybe refer you to a cosmetic surgeon who will call you. Show it to him and he will probably take it out. It may or may not be covered in your free health care. And this is my favourite, Are you planning to do anything for your acne scars? I didn't want to punch him and get arrested.



He was only with me for 3 minutes maximum and rushed me out. Worst health care ever in Canada, because they think it's free. 



I was very irritated and went to another general practitioner to refer me to another dermatologist, he looked at it and said he doesn't know what it is, but he can do a biopsy next week, just going to take a little piece from it or he can send me to another dermatologist. 



I'm convinced that many dermatologists have no clues what they are doing. 

Sorry about the rant! 

I am planning to go back to India if nothing works, I never had any problems with doctors back home. They are always there, because you pay them and they do their jobs, no waiting no BS.

I was so happy that I managed to get an appointment with a dermatologist today due to some cancelled appointment. But like I was afraid, the dermatologist took one look and dismissed it. He said it is a birth mark initially and then I denied that I saw it only 1 and a half ago. Then he said it doesn't look like Melanoma, it could be capillaries and refused to do a biopsy. I insisted so much that I may get married next year so I want to be sure that I am okay and cannot take a risk. His words were, "I don't know if I want to do a biopsy and instead said, I can maybe refer you to a cosmetic surgeon who will call you. Show it to him and he will probably take it out. It may or may not be covered in your free health care. And this is my favourite, Are you planning to do anything for your acne scars? I didn't want to punch him and get arrested.



He was only with me for 3 minutes maximum and rushed me out. Worst health care ever in Canada, because they think it's free. 



I was very irritated and went to another general practitioner to refer me to another dermatologist, he looked at it and said he doesn't know what it is, but he can do a biopsy next week, just going to take a little piece from it or he can send me to another dermatologist. 



I'm convinced that many dermatologists have no clues what they are doing. 

Sorry about the rant! 

I am planning to go back to India if nothing works, I never had any problems with doctors back home. They are always there, because you pay them and they do their jobs, no waiting no BS.

I was so happy that I managed to get an appointment with a dermatologist today due to some cancelled appointment. But like I was afraid, the dermatologist took one look and dismissed it. He said it is a birth mark initially and then I denied that I saw it only 1 and a half ago. Then he said it doesn't look like Melanoma, it could be capillaries and refused to do a biopsy. I insisted so much that I may get married next year so I want to be sure that I am okay and cannot take a risk. His words were, "I don't know if I want to do a biopsy and instead said, I can maybe refer you to a cosmetic surgeon who will call you. Show it to him and he will probably take it out. It may or may not be covered in your free health care. And this is my favourite, Are you planning to do anything for your acne scars? I didn't want to punch him and get arrested.



He was only with me for 3 minutes maximum and rushed me out. Worst health care ever in Canada, because they think it's free. 



I was very irritated and went to another general practitioner to refer me to another dermatologist, he looked at it and said he doesn't know what it is, but he can do a biopsy next week, just going to take a little piece from it or he can send me to another dermatologist. 



I'm convinced that many dermatologists have no clues what they are doing. 

Sorry about the rant! 

I am planning to go back to India if nothing works, I never had any problems with doctors back home. They are always there, because you pay them and they do their jobs, no waiting no BS.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

[Quote] For your own sake, I'll say that this looks very little like melanoma to me (I am not a doctor) so try not to make yourself sick with worry while you wait for this appointment.

Do you have a favorite pair of shoes that you wear a LOT? check the inside of those shoes to see if there is some irregularity, bump or something, that might be actually rubbing up against this spot causing irritation that you can't neccessarily feel.[Quote]

Thanks Dian. No I don't think I wear the same shoes I have many shoes that I wear and none of them having anything inside. I do know that I had this for at least 1.5 years and it never pained even once.

I am only alarmed  because I recently learned about Melanoma and was concerned. Read many stories where it's almost always the dermatologists ignore it and the patient insists on biopsy which came back positive for Melanoma. What's the big deal why do they ignore biopsy anyway? 5 minutes of their work could give assurance if they did the biopsy.

That's why I am scared if this could be Melanoma and by the time I take it out I didn't want it to be too late. Thanks again so far 2 doctors and you said it doesn't look like Melanoma, let's see.

I will update again.

Oh my god, my browser has some problems and it keeps posting the same message over and over again. Can I somehow delete them? I am so sorry for this.

Oh my god, my browser has some problems and it keeps posting the same message over and over again. Can I somehow delete them? I am so sorry for this.

Oh my god, my browser has some problems and it keeps posting the same message over and over again. Can I somehow delete them? I am so sorry for this.

You are right. It makes sense how only the exception will be posted on a site like this. Thanks for the awesome response.

It doesn't change colour when I press, right now it is full red. On the day I took the pic it had a little bit of dead skin over it causing it to be blackish red, but the GP who saw me scraped out the dead skin to see it clearly.

It is a bright fully red patch underneath. It never itches or bother me either, my friends told me a trick but I feel uncomfortable lying to the doctor that it is itching so they would biopsy it..

Should it change colour when you press on it? Whats the idea behind it?

You are right. It makes sense how only the exception will be posted on a site like this. Thanks for the awesome response.

It doesn't change colour when I press, right now it is full red. On the day I took the pic it had a little bit of dead skin over it causing it to be blackish red, but the GP who saw me scraped out the dead skin to see it clearly.

It is a bright fully red patch underneath. It never itches or bother me either, my friends told me a trick but I feel uncomfortable lying to the doctor that it is itching so they would biopsy it..

Should it change colour when you press on it? Whats the idea behind it?

You are right. It makes sense how only the exception will be posted on a site like this. Thanks for the awesome response.

It doesn't change colour when I press, right now it is full red. On the day I took the pic it had a little bit of dead skin over it causing it to be blackish red, but the GP who saw me scraped out the dead skin to see it clearly.

It is a bright fully red patch underneath. It never itches or bother me either, my friends told me a trick but I feel uncomfortable lying to the doctor that it is itching so they would biopsy it..

Should it change colour when you press on it? Whats the idea behind it?

Honestly I don't know if it really grew. I do know that it was a red spot when I first saw it, like a dot in religious Indian girls forehead.

But, the only reason I am thinking it grew is because of it is sort of irregular looking edges. I could be wrong as well, I was never a fan of going to doctors and was totally the opposite of hypochondriac.

But lately due to the suspecion of having MS and went through that anxiety and turned out to be normal, I sometimes got alarmed by things and this red patch is the thing that worries me now after it fit with the melanoma diagnosis and being a brown person getting it on the foot. Also another thing is

Back to the question, If I closely look at it, like really closely..I see that the edges look like little red nerves branching out. But if I took a picture and zoomed out from a distance it looks like a mole. It is fully red.

It never itched, never pained. I think if they scrap out the skin, the immediate skin wont be this red patch, as the skin itself is transparent and whatever this red patch is, it is under the initial layer of the transparent/translucent skin.

When I wash it, it is clear bright red, if the foot is dirty it is dark red.

Addtiional facts are, , I hate sun. I love winter, one of the reasons I relocated to Caanda. I pretty much hide from the sun, in my life I was never exposed to sun light for more 10 mins regularly. I don't go out if it is a hot sunny day and prefer to work from home.I lived in India in the early part of my life and hated sunny days

What are the chances of getting it if you don't get exposed to sun?

Thanks for the response guys. I don't know if it could be a trauma, if it is Trauama wouldn't it have cleared up by now? I was hiking a long time ago, and did walk for a few KMS barefoot for a religious thing. I dont recall having any injury either.

Janner, When you say things would have changed you mean like the locally around the spot itself would have gotten worse and bleeding ulcer etc? or you mean over all physically, it would show up via being sick etc I only have positive change about me. In these 2 years is I got into fitnes, lost a lot of fat, gained a lot of muscles, I worked out so hard and going to compete in natural bodybuilding in a few months. I am much healthier than I used to be.

Do you think it would have shown it physically by being sick?

However, I got an appointment with another Dermatologist this Monday after so many phone calls and requests, hopefully she will cut it out. If it is hemangioma, those are just vessels right? Would it cause any problems cutting out the blood vessels?

Thanks for the response guys. I don't know if it could be a trauma, if it is Trauama wouldn't it have cleared up by now? I was hiking a long time ago, and did walk for a few KMS barefoot for a religious thing. I dont recall having any injury either.

Janner, When you say things would have changed you mean like the locally around the spot itself would have gotten worse and bleeding ulcer etc? or you mean over all physically, it would show up via being sick etc I only have positive change about me. In these 2 years is I got into fitnes, lost a lot of fat, gained a lot of muscles, I worked out so hard and going to compete in natural bodybuilding in a few months. I am much healthier than I used to be.

Do you think it would have shown it physically by being sick?

However, I got an appointment with another Dermatologist this Monday after so many phone calls and requests, hopefully she will cut it out. If it is hemangioma, those are just vessels right? Would it cause any problems cutting out the blood vessels?

Thanks for the response guys. I don't know if it could be a trauma, if it is Trauama wouldn't it have cleared up by now? I was hiking a long time ago, and did walk for a few KMS barefoot for a religious thing. I dont recall having any injury either.

Janner, When you say things would have changed you mean like the locally around the spot itself would have gotten worse and bleeding ulcer etc? or you mean over all physically, it would show up via being sick etc I only have positive change about me. In these 2 years is I got into fitnes, lost a lot of fat, gained a lot of muscles, I worked out so hard and going to compete in natural bodybuilding in a few months. I am much healthier than I used to be.

Do you think it would have shown it physically by being sick?

However, I got an appointment with another Dermatologist this Monday after so many phone calls and requests, hopefully she will cut it out. If it is hemangioma, those are just vessels right? Would it cause any problems cutting out the blood vessels?

Honestly I don't know if it really grew. I do know that it was a red spot when I first saw it, like a dot in religious Indian girls forehead.

But, the only reason I am thinking it grew is because of it is sort of irregular looking edges. I could be wrong as well, I was never a fan of going to doctors and was totally the opposite of hypochondriac.

But lately due to the suspecion of having MS and went through that anxiety and turned out to be normal, I sometimes got alarmed by things and this red patch is the thing that worries me now after it fit with the melanoma diagnosis and being a brown person getting it on the foot. Also another thing is

Back to the question, If I closely look at it, like really closely..I see that the edges look like little red nerves branching out. But if I took a picture and zoomed out from a distance it looks like a mole. It is fully red.

It never itched, never pained. I think if they scrap out the skin, the immediate skin wont be this red patch, as the skin itself is transparent and whatever this red patch is, it is under the initial layer of the transparent/translucent skin.

When I wash it, it is clear bright red, if the foot is dirty it is dark red.

Addtiional facts are, , I hate sun. I love winter, one of the reasons I relocated to Caanda. I pretty much hide from the sun, in my life I was never exposed to sun light for more 10 mins regularly. I don't go out if it is a hot sunny day and prefer to work from home.I lived in India in the early part of my life and hated sunny days

What are the chances of getting it if you don't get exposed to sun?

Honestly I don't know if it really grew. I do know that it was a red spot when I first saw it, like a dot in religious Indian girls forehead.

But, the only reason I am thinking it grew is because of it is sort of irregular looking edges. I could be wrong as well, I was never a fan of going to doctors and was totally the opposite of hypochondriac.

But lately due to the suspecion of having MS and went through that anxiety and turned out to be normal, I sometimes got alarmed by things and this red patch is the thing that worries me now after it fit with the melanoma diagnosis and being a brown person getting it on the foot. Also another thing is

Back to the question, If I closely look at it, like really closely..I see that the edges look like little red nerves branching out. But if I took a picture and zoomed out from a distance it looks like a mole. It is fully red.

It never itched, never pained. I think if they scrap out the skin, the immediate skin wont be this red patch, as the skin itself is transparent and whatever this red patch is, it is under the initial layer of the transparent/translucent skin.

When I wash it, it is clear bright red, if the foot is dirty it is dark red.

Addtiional facts are, , I hate sun. I love winter, one of the reasons I relocated to Caanda. I pretty much hide from the sun, in my life I was never exposed to sun light for more 10 mins regularly. I don't go out if it is a hot sunny day and prefer to work from home.I lived in India in the early part of my life and hated sunny days

What are the chances of getting it if you don't get exposed to sun?

Thank you for your response Jerry. I am sorry for what you went through, I hate it when doctors disarm any concern the patients have.

I thank you very much for being positive about this and spreading the knowledge you gained with your experiences to the people. It is very helpful. Thank you.

I did feel a bit stressed after I read your response but it is only going to push me harder to get this done. I have an appointment with a new derm this week and I am going to beg, bribe whatever is needed to get this done, regardless of what he thinks it is.

If he blows me off I will travel to any country that will do it right away without asking questions or passing opinions.

Mine was never dark, and is never dark. The pictures I showed earlier due to bad lighting I guess looks a bit darker. I reshot the patch with my canon and uploaded it here, high rez and high quality. Please check it out if you are interested, and see the difference.

The GP scarped off the dead cells and it is bright clear red now, I did wash the feet but please excuse the dirt in them.

It is very red, it was never black, I wish I had a pic of my feet from 2 years ago to compare, I have no memories of anything. I wil know what it is soon.

Please check out the new pics though.

Thank you for your response Jerry. I am sorry for what you went through, I hate it when doctors disarm any concern the patients have.

I thank you very much for being positive about this and spreading the knowledge you gained with your experiences to the people. It is very helpful. Thank you.

I did feel a bit stressed after I read your response but it is only going to push me harder to get this done. I have an appointment with a new derm this week and I am going to beg, bribe whatever is needed to get this done, regardless of what he thinks it is.

If he blows me off I will travel to any country that will do it right away without asking questions or passing opinions.

Mine was never dark, and is never dark. The pictures I showed earlier due to bad lighting I guess looks a bit darker. I reshot the patch with my canon and uploaded it here, high rez and high quality. Please check it out if you are interested, and see the difference.

The GP scarped off the dead cells and it is bright clear red now, I did wash the feet but please excuse the dirt in them.

It is very red, it was never black, I wish I had a pic of my feet from 2 years ago to compare, I have no memories of anything. I wil know what it is soon.

Please check out the new pics though.

Thank you for your response Jerry. I am sorry for what you went through, I hate it when doctors disarm any concern the patients have.

I thank you very much for being positive about this and spreading the knowledge you gained with your experiences to the people. It is very helpful. Thank you.

I did feel a bit stressed after I read your response but it is only going to push me harder to get this done. I have an appointment with a new derm this week and I am going to beg, bribe whatever is needed to get this done, regardless of what he thinks it is.

If he blows me off I will travel to any country that will do it right away without asking questions or passing opinions.

Mine was never dark, and is never dark. The pictures I showed earlier due to bad lighting I guess looks a bit darker. I reshot the patch with my canon and uploaded it here, high rez and high quality. Please check it out if you are interested, and see the difference.

The GP scarped off the dead cells and it is bright clear red now, I did wash the feet but please excuse the dirt in them.

It is very red, it was never black, I wish I had a pic of my feet from 2 years ago to compare, I have no memories of anything. I wil know what it is soon.

Please check out the new pics though.