How do you recognize/notice skin cancer?
Do you even recognize it?
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For this, you should regularly go to skin screening for the skin doctor.
You should also observe your skin. Particular attention should be given to skin features that are dark or black and uneven and have uneven, frayed edges. I’d rather go to the skin doctor.
Supplement: You can do something for the skin doctor to find nothing because nothing is there: avoid sun. Naked skin always cream in the sun, head covering on. The damage is late, but he’s coming.
Do you get a 1 degree sunburn at all damage or 100% some skin cancer?
There is no 100% cause-disorder connection in medicine. It’s always about probabilities and risks.
If you go blind over a highway, you won’t be 100% safe from a car.
The dermatologist takes the diagnosis reliably!
So you don’t even notice it?Because then you can’t see it
The good in skin cancer is that you can see it and even its precursors at an early stage.
You can notice it, but you can’t diagnose it as such, but the doctor can.