What does it mean to have a boil on your neck?

The wart on the neck is medically called "pigmented nevus". It is a benign tumor of the skin, which is differentiated from nerve cells. People of different ages and sexes may have warts. Generally speaking, boils are harmless to people, but boils that grow in special parts such as palms, soles of feet and lips need attention. Because these parts are prone to friction, resulting in malignant transformation of boils and malignant melanoma. Therefore, it is suggested that long boils in special parts should be removed in time. This operation can be done in an outpatient clinic. After the operation, it is best to do pathological section in the cut part to observe whether there is any change, whether it is clean, benign or malignant. Except boils in special parts, boils in other parts of the body are generally divided into intradermal nevus, crossed nevus and mixed mole. Intradermal nevus is more common, generally protruding on the skin surface, relatively large, relatively round, black, and may have hair on it. This kind of mole is safe. If this boil is damaged, painful, running water, or surrounded by satellite ovens, it means that it has become malignant and should be removed in time. If you want to know more about the fortune-telling of moles on your neck, you can refer to the article: Is there a mole behind your neck? I'll stop here and hope I can help you.