Why do we get moles and is there a way to stop getting them?
Can a change in medication make moles appear?
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Moles happen when your skin cells sustain genetic damage from sunlight. So wearing sunscreen will help. It seems very unlikely that a change of medication could do it - what medication did you change to if you don't mind my asking?
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