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I went to the hospital today, saw a nurse consultant and that was all, she took a look, took some photos and all that, didn't sound worried or anything then booked me in for the removal on the 4th feb, do you think they're not really worried or not sure what waiting times are normally like for this kinda thing, they might just be really busy and booked up, unsure

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  • Hello and thank you for the update.

    Glad things have moved along for you.

    It is not unusual for the team to want to remove the changed mole, regardless of what they think may or may not be happening. By removing it and looking at it more closely under the microscope they get a 100 percent answer to whether there is concern in its changes.

    Take care,

    Sarah

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  • Hello and thank you for the update.

    Glad things have moved along for you.

    It is not unusual for the team to want to remove the changed mole, regardless of what they think may or may not be happening. By removing it and looking at it more closely under the microscope they get a 100 percent answer to whether there is concern in its changes.

    Take care,

    Sarah

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