There is a small black mole on my finger

It is quite common to have black moles on the body, and people do not pay much attention to them. Most black moles are benign and rarely become pathological. However, in physiognomy, a small black mole on a finger represents different fortunes, and different fingers represent different people. Of course, if the mole changes, such as becoming larger or leaking fluid, you should pay attention.

1. What does it mean to have a mole on the finger?

In physiognomy, moles on the thumb or nearby indicate that one's parents are one's benefactors, or that one's parents are very successful. Moles on the index finger indicate that one's benefactors are brothers and sisters. The middle finger represents oneself, the ring finger represents one's spouse, and the little finger represents one's children. Therefore, people with moles on the thumb or index finger often have their romantic partners introduced by boyfriends or girlfriends they have known since childhood or by elders.

2. What kind of moles are prone to canceration?

1. If it itches or bleeds after touching, or if the mole often recurs after laser mole removal, you should pay special attention to it;

2. It grows suddenly in a short period of time. It is flat at first, then bulges, and grows faster and faster, and even starts to grow hair on it. This requires special attention, as it indicates that it is constantly proliferating and expanding. This is more intuitive, I believe everyone can find it;

3. The pigmentation is uneven, and the surface feels rough, granular, or lumpy. At this time, you should also be alert, as there may be cancer inside;

4. Generally, moles do not hurt, so if you often feel pain, you must go for a check-up and let the doctor confirm the cause of the pain;

3. The difference between normal moles and melanoma

The surface of a common mole is relatively smooth and soft to the touch, while the surface of a malignant melanoma is relatively rough and hard. If a mole that was originally smooth suddenly becomes rough or nodular, you should pay attention.

The color of a mole can be very dark, while malignant melanoma can be very light or contain no pigment. If the color varies in depth, is unevenly distributed, or there are nodules or pigment dispersion around it, you should be vigilant.