Specialist Answers
Allergy
Blood Diseases
Bone & Joints
Brain
Cancer
Child Care
Cosmetic Surgery
Diabetes
Endocrinology
ENT
Eye
Gen Medicine
General Surgery
Heart
Kidney
Lifestyle
Liver & Digestive
Lung
Men’s Health
Mental health
Physiotherapy
Rheumatology
Skin and hair
Sleep Disorders
Spine
Transplant
Women Health
Thyroid
Vascular Surgery
Question & Answers in Skin Cancer
Skin Cancer
Q.
When to suspect skin cancer?
A.
Skin cancers are not identical and they do not show up many symptoms. Therefore any of the following is observed it is always advisable to consult a doctor.
•A new mole, an abnormal growth, bump, or sore on the skin
•Any scaly patch or dark spot that does not go away even after a few days
•A lesion that has raised, and uneven edges
•A skin lesion that appears white, pink, red, blue, or brown in color
•A skin lesion that increases in size gradually over days
Any skin lesion that changes in color, size, or shape
Was this answer helpful?
Ask a
Question!
Popular Searches
skedoc brings you healthcare that is relevant to your specific health needs. We make finding the Right Doctor and the Right Advice extremely easy.
skedoc brings you healthcare that is relevant to your specific health needs. We make finding the Right Doctor and the Right Advice extremely easy.
West Bengal
See More On Skedoc
Want to be notified when our article is published? Enter your email address and name below to be the first to know
Sign in with Google 
Sign in with FacebookAlready have an account? Login here