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These 8 Things on Your Body Should Really Concern You

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2. Lumps of any kind

You shouldn’t ignore any new or dubious changes you spot on your body, especially lumps, according to Nesochi Okeke-Igbokwe, MD, a physician, and health expert. “Any new or changing lumps, moles, or lesions that you find on the body should be brought to the immediate attention of a doctor,” she says.

It’s essential to check these things more often because if it happens to be a cancerous change, then earlier detection and treatment are the easiest ways for a better outcome, says Dr. Okeke-Igobkwe. Don’t ignore the signs your body sends you!

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2 thoughts on “These 8 Things on Your Body Should Really Concern You”

  1. I have a lot of moles some of which have changed. I’ve seen a dermatologist regarding this and they weren’t concern. I have one that has a greenish color and few that look dried up. I would like to have these removed, but because insurance won’t covered it, they don’t want to. They claim this to be cosmetic. How can I get insurance to cover this?

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