What does a mole on the genitals of a man or a woman indicate?

If a mole is located above the philtrum, you should be careful about your health; if a mole is located in the middle of the philtrum, it indicates that the uterus is very weak; if a mole is located below the philtrum, it indicates an affair or remarriage; if a mole is located next to the philtrum, people advocate freedom, romance, and a vast, unrestrained world. Women with a mole in the middle of their philtrum have weak uterus, poor physical constitution, difficulty in fertility, and are less likely to remarry.

If there are moles, warts or black spots on the philtrum, it means that the person has a tumor in the uterus or vas deferens. It needs treatment to restore normal function.

If a woman develops small macules on her philtrum, it is a warning sign of reproductive system disease. If there is a scar on the philtrum, or the scar is inside the philtrum, the person has had an abortion. If the scar is on both sides of the philtrum, the person has disease in the fallopian tube or vas deferens.

If there is a black spot on the upper part of the philtrum, it means many sons; if there is a black spot on the lower part, it means many daughters; if there is a black spot in the middle part, it means it is easy to marry but difficult to raise children (meaning it is unlucky to have children).

If there is a dark mole in the philtrum, it is auspicious. But for most people, having a mole in the philtrum means that the mother will have difficulties in delivery when the baby is born or the mother will die of illness during the confinement period. However, the person himself will live a long life but will end up a widower (for women, it means widowhood). If there is a gray-black mole in the philtrum, it is a sign of shortened lifespan and the person will not have the blessing of having children.

The above is all about what moles in men and women indicate. For more information on physiognomy, please follow the Dream Interpreter website.