This includes Basal Cell skin cancer (which is the most common especially in light skinned persons) and these tend to occur on sun exposed areas.
Person with new skin condition and/or many moles and unusual moles should check themselves once a month and should be checked by your medical doctor/dermatologist every 4–12 months depending on their past history/ family history and /or sun exposure or if one experienced anything unusual.
Cause
Sun exposure
Sunbeds
Previous skin cancers
Previous radiotherapy treatment
Exposure to radiation, such as X-ray treatment
Exposure to chemicals
Long-term presence of scars.
Long term skin ulcers
Presence of particular strains of the wart virus (human papillomavirus)
Do not wait, see your Medical Doctor if ever in doubt
Detailed Information
Please copy and paste any key words from the title: Basal Cell Skin Cancer in the following respective 'Medtick References and/or Sources' to find out more about the disease (this also may include diagnosis tests and generic medical treatments).
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