Symptoms of Skin Cancer

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The General Warning Signs of Skin Cancer Include:
- any change in size, color, shape, or texture of a mole or other skin growth.
- an open or inflamed skin wound that won't heal.
Melanoma, the Most Dangerous Type of Skin Cancer, May Appear As:
- a change in an existing mole.
- a small, dark, multicolored spot with irregular borders—either elevated or flat—that may bleed and form a scab.
- a duster of shiny, firm, dark bumps.
Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) May Ap-Pear on Sun-Exposed Skin As:
- a pearly or flesh-colored oval bump with a rolled border, which may develop into a bleeding ulcer.
- a smooth red spot indented in the center.
- a reddish, brown, or bluish black patch of skin on the chest or back.
Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) May Appear On Sun-Exposed Skin As:
- a firm, reddish, wartlike bump that grows gradually.
- a flat spot that becomes a bleeding sore that won't heal.
Additional Resources:
- The Skin Cancer Foundation: leading skin cancer prevention organization. Also have doctor-approved information and sun-safety instructions.
- National Cancer Institute: Information about skin cancer treatment, prevention, causes, screening, clinical trials, research, and other topics.
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