Depression Not Bathing
Congenital giant pigmented nevus; Giant hairy nevus; Giant pigmented nevus; Bathing trunk nevus; Congenital melanocytic nevus - large
Treatment
Treatment involves frequent exams to check for skin cancers.
When possible, surgery to remove the nevus will be done.
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