Symptoms of Skin Cancer
- A skin abnormality that increases in size and appears multicolored, pink, red, black, brown, tan, pearly, translucent, or tan.
- A mole that changes color, textures, grows, becomes irregular in shape, or that is bigger than a pencil eraser.
- A spot or growth that continually itches, hurts, becomes crusty, scabs, or bleeds.
- An open sore that does not heal after 4 weeks or one that heals and reopens.
What are the treatments for Skin Cancer?
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Always discuss any symptoms you may be experiencing with your health care provider for an accurate diagnosis and treatment.
