Another possible avenue in my diagnosis process for potential triple-negative ET...
Went to a new dermatologist who noticed I have more moles than the average person. She told me most people have 10-40 over their whole body, and having over 50 puts you at higher risk of skin cancer.
In my case, I have about 100 moles. I also have a tendency to grow lipomas in my thighs since my early 20s.
I’ve read that having a high mole count could be connected with having a mutation in a tumor suppressor gene, several of which are the “non-driver” mutations associated with MPNs.
Just wanted to see if anyone else, particularly those with diagnosed non-driver mutations, have experienced this.