Charles M. asked

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Should I see a dermatologist for a black-brown spot on my toenail that hasn't gone away since February? I noticed it when the toenail polish came off, and I'm always tired despite getting enough sleep. My grandmother died of melanoma.

October 2nd, 2023

David H. answered

The spot on your toenail is likely a bleeding spot or hematoma, possibly caused by minor trauma. How...

October 2nd, 2023

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