Moles generally refer to melanocytic nevi, which are generally not serious and will heal quickly if they are broken and bleeding, but should be closely observed. If the mole fails to heal or changes in shape, it is necessary to have it examined in time and have the mole removed.
It is very common to see moles on the body, which are generally benign swellings formed by the aggregation of melanocytes. If a mole is broken and bleeds as a result of scratching or squeezing, it will heal quickly after being sterilized with alcohol or iodine and will not cause any damage to your health.
However, it should be noted that if the color and shape of the nevus change, such as becoming red, increasing in size, growing rapidly and having unclear boundary, etc., attention should be paid to it, which may be a sign of nevus cancer, and it is necessary to go to the hospital in time to do further pathological examination, and then treat the nevus according to the results of the examination, and if it is a malignant melanoma, it has to be resected in time.
In order to detect cancerous nevus in time, it is recommended to have regular medical checkups, closely observe one’s own situation, and carry out regular treatment as soon as possible after discovery.