Almost everyone has moles on their bodies. Generally, moles appear in children and adolescents and increase the number as they age. Generally, the narrow sense of "mouse" refers to melanocyte nevus, also known as pigmented nevus, which is the benign hyperplasia of melanocytes.

Almost everyone has moles on their bodies. Generally, moles appear in children and adolescents and will increase the number as they age.

Generally, the narrow sense of "mouse" refers to melanocyte nevus , also known as pigment nevus , which is the benign hyperplasia of melanocytes. In a broad sense, "mouse" refers to pigmented nevus and certain hamartomas, such as epicortic and sebaceous nevus (hamatomas are not real tumors, but are the wrong combination and arrangement of normal tissues in the skin).

Types of moles

, congenital pigment nevus: can be divided into congenital small moles, congenital medium-sized moles, and congenital giant moles .

. Acquired pigmented nevus: is mainly pigmented nevus that grows due to certain reasons after the patient reaches a certain age. It is mainly divided into intradermal nevus , junction nevus and mixed nevus.

, pigment-free nevus : , also known as depigment-depigment, is a rare congenital localized pigment-depigmentation.

, anemia nevus : is a rare, congenital abnormal development of skin vascular tissue, manifested as localized pale white spots, which occur at birth or in childhood and will never retreat.

, Ota nevus : also known as brown-cyan nevus on the upper palate of the eye, or melanocyte hyperplasia in the skin of the eye, is a relatively common pigmented disease. Most of them occur at birth and the skin lesions will exist for life.

. Pigmented nevus: also known as mole, cell nevus, melanocyte nevus, etc., a flat or raised new benign organism composed of nevus cells .

, sebaceous nevus : also known as organ-like nevus , sebaceous hamartoma, congenital sebaceous hyperplasia , is a hamartoma composed of skin tissues such as sebaceous glands.

These "moles" on children or the meaning of "good luck", how many children do you have?

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The ancients said that if a child has a mole on his head, then this type of child will be very patient, attentive, careful, and calm in his work. He can deal with things calmly and achieve something when he grows up.

, earlobe

The elderly often say that people with thick earlobes are blessed. As they get older, this blessing will also extend deeper. If another mole grows on the earlobe, it will be a good luck like a tiger. Such people can get more favor from childhood, study smoothly, and have smooth career, work, and relationships when they grow up.

, chin. Usually said that people with moles on their chin are prone to becoming rich and noble.

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Children with moles on the back of the neck are blessed. If this position happens to grow in the center, this is the so-called backing mole. Such children will have a smooth life, and will turn around when encountering setbacks.

, palm

Generally, children with moles in their palms are also blessed and are more sensible. Whether it is studying or working, they will be unobstructed on the road to success.

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The elderly often say "a lot of money". If a child has a mole on his waist, it means he is rich and prosperous, has a smooth life, can make more connections, and is deeply loved by his leaders and friends. Children with moles on their waists indicate that there will be noble people to help you in the future and support you can rely on.

, soles of the feet

The ancients had a saying that the foot was pedaling at the seven stars. It was usually said that people with 7 moles on their feet generally have emperors and generals, which often represents success.But 7 moles are often rare in life for people with 7 moles.

moles are generally not prone to moles in the soles of the feet, so any child with moles in the soles of the feet is often a symbol of blessing. Such children are generally kind, kind to others, know how to care for others, and understand the difficulties of others. Whether in interacting with others or in their inner marriage, they will be more happy and smooth.

What kind of mole is not good?

moles are usually benign and have a relatively low chance of malignant change. However, moles that grow in areas where the human body often rubs, such as moles under the armpits, may be stimulated due to long-term repeated friction, and then enlarge. In severe cases, malignant changes are caused, so it is recommended to remove them.

. The appearance of a mole is not center symmetric, which means that the mole cells have an outwardly asymmetric growth, so it may have malignant changes.

. The boundary of the mole is irregular, just like the boundary of the map, which means that the mole cells grow irregularly outward, and this mole will have a certain impact on the body.

. The color of the mole becomes darker or lighter, or it shows different depths, deeper in the middle and a circle of shallow at the edge; or it becomes darker first and then fades lighter. This is often a malignant melanocyte, which is in the process of rapid growth and killing of autoimmune cells.

. If the mole becomes larger and has reached more than 5mm, or one of the changes above are all signs of malignant changes in the mole, and you should seek medical treatment in time.