Each person can find full information about melanoma as one of the most terrible diagnoses.
Melanoma is a cancer that affects the human skin. Doctors associated skin cancer from excessive ultraviolet radiation. Many people love to sunbathe and at every opportunity, go to the beach to soak up under the scorching sun and get a beautiful tan.
Most of the fans of “chocolate” suntan do not use protective creams, exposing themselves to the risks of developing melanoma. Moreover, in modern society it has become fashionable to visit the Solarium, but for some reason people miss the fact that artificial UV light is more harmful than the natural.
Who is at risk of skin cancer:
1. The sunbathers. As we have seen, those people who can not imagine my life without bronze hue of the skin, are the main contenders for such diseases as melanoma.
2. Inattentive to their appearance people have all the chances of development of cancer. The appearance of new moles at the age of 25 years or more — a reason to go on consultation to the dermatologist. Growths on the body in the form of normal moles can be malignant, so the specialist examination is vital.
3. The owners of a large number of moles on the body. If a person has too many moles, he may not pay attention to their external changes, characteristic for development of skin cancer. In fact, so oncologists insist that people with many moles on their body, often visited a dermatologist or oncologist. Thus, they may be able in time to stop the disease, using effective treatment methods.
Physicians called autumn the most suitable period for a trip to the dermatologist, who will examine all moles on the body of the patient and will determine whether the person faces danger. Why the fall? The fact is that over the summer, when skin has a negative impact ultraviolet radiation can cause various changes in moles or areas of skin close to them. And autumn, if they are, it will already be visible to the doctor. Remember that timely diagnosis of malignant tumors and effective treatment to immediately reduce the patient’s chances of sudden death, so don’t hesitate and go to the doctor.
