Red Moles

Red mole is a disease related to human beings. Red moles normally appear on skin. The color of these moles is in black and brown. Red moles could appear anywhere on the skin as in group shape or alone. Red moles appear when you are child and young or teen. With the passage of time moles change its color and skin hair can grow on red moles. Some red moles might not change its shape and color. Moles may darken after the exposure to the sun mostly in teen years and during pregnancy. Mostly moles are not very dangerous. The only moles that are of serious concern are those moles that look different then other existing moles or those moles that appear after teen age. If moles appear after the teen age and its color, size, height and shape looks very unusual then normal moles then you should consult to the dermatologist(a doctor specialize in skin diseases).
One important thing which a victim of moles should take into account is that to pay special attention to affected area of moles. If the shape, height and size of moles do not change with time then there is a little reason for cancer. There could be serious concern for the moles victim if:
Half part of the mole does not match with the other half part.
Changing color of mole with the period.
The size of the mole is larger then normal mole.
If it appears in men in black
If it appears in women’s lower part of legs.

Types of Moles:
Normally there are two types of moles;
Congenital nevi and (ii) Dysplastic nevi.
Congenital nevi: These Moles appear at birth. Congenital nevi occur in about 1 in 100 people. This mole most likely leads to cancer (melanoma).
Dysplastic nevi: These moles are larger then average moles and are irregular in shape; they tend to have unusual color. People with Dysplastic nevi may have more then 100 moles and have a greater chance of developing melanoma. Most of moles are not dangerous but only those who look different in shape, size and color.

Causes of red moles:
There are few causes of red moles;
sun rays are the main cause of red moles
it may also appear after a serious burn.


Treatment:
For the right treatment a dermatologist should have to evaluate the moles very deeply, in first step he should have to take a small tissue sample of the mole to examine thin sections of the tissue under a biopsy. In next step if the mole is found to be dangerous and cancerous, then the dermatologist should have to remove the mole by cutting it out and stitching the wound closed.

AT the end:
Skin can change dramatically with the age, though nothing can turn back the hands to time and prevent small changes such as red moles on the skin, preventing further damages is always beneficial. Keep your body hydrated with water, exercise daily to maintain blood pressure at normal position.