Pigmented lesions with the following changes often suggest the possibility of early malignant melanoma: ① Color: Most malignant melanomas are mixed with brown, black, red, white or blue, and the color changes when encountering skin nevus, so we should be especially vigilant. ② Margins: It is often jagged and jagged, which is caused by tumor spreading around or spontaneous degeneration. ③ Surface: not smooth. Often rough with scaly or flaky desquamation. Sometimes there is oozing fluid or oozing blood, and the focus can be higher than the skin surface. ④ The skin around the lesion may appear edema or lose its original skin luster or turn white and gray. ⑤ Abnormal sensation: Itching, burning or tenderness often occur locally. When the above changes occur, it is strongly suggested that there is a suspicion of malignant melanoma. It can be said that once there is any change in skin nevus, it should be removed by biopsy to remove malignant melanoma.
You don't have to worry too much. After all, there are many people with moles. Try not to stimulate them at ordinary times, and pay attention to observe whether there are any adverse changes so as to seek medical treatment in time. Is "feeling a little painful recently" a psychological effect? Ha ha. .