• Genetics: Conditions like BAP1 tumour predisposition syndrome or dysplastic nevus syndrome increase risk. • UV exposure: Though more research is needed, prolonged exposure to ultraviolet rays from ...

Blue Rubber Bleb Nevus Syndrome (BRBNS) is a rare vascular disorder characterised by multifocal venous malformations that most notably affect the skin and gastrointestinal tract.

Dysplastic nevi syndrome is a health condition wherein a person is having many atypical moles, which can look irregular and mimic melanoma (skin cancer). While these moles are not not cancerous ...

Inherited conditions: Certain genetic conditions, such as dysplastic nevus syndrome or BAP1 tumour predisposition syndrome, can increase the risk of eye cancer.

While most moles remain completely harmless throughout a person’s lifetime, approximately 10 percent of American adults develop at least one atypical mole, also called a dysplastic nevus.

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Nevus sebaceous: This type typically grows on the scalp, leaving a bald and raised patch. Over time, it can change, turning yellow or orange and becoming “pebbly” or bumpy.

In a time of increasing cannabis acceptance and use, cannabis hyperemesis syndrome has emerged. While relatively rare, total cessation of cannabis is the only known treatment.

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You may be more likely to develop multiple moles if you have lighter skin or are frequently in the sun. Other aspects, like your age, can also factor in.