What are the dangers of skin cancer?

Skin cancer is a malignant tumor that occurs on the surface of the skin. Early skin cancer often manifests as erythematous or papular lesions that are slightly higher than the skin surface, often accompanied by scaly desquamation or crust formation on the surface. The symptoms are similar to benign skin diseases such as psoriasis, eczema, and inflammation. So what are the dangers of skin cancer?

1. In the early stages of skin cancer, red patches may appear on the body. Some patients may develop papular lesions that are slightly higher than the skin surface, and phosphorus crusts and desquamation may appear on the skin surface. If the lesions continue to develop, they may cause characteristic signs, such as translucent, shiny papular nodules, and dilation of capillaries on the skin surface causing bleeding, etc. These will seriously affect the patient's life, not only causing discomfort but also affecting the appearance.
2. If it is an advanced stage of skin cancer, as the cancer cells continue to develop, they may invade the dermis, and some poorly differentiated or poorly keratinized squamous cells will appear. The more squamous cells there are, the lower the cure rate.
3. If not detected and treated in time, skin cancer can be life-threatening. Therefore, early detection and early treatment are extremely important.
4. If skin cancer grows in an exposed position, it will also have an impact on the patient's psychology. Everyone wants to show their beautiful side to others, and the appearance of skin cancer will affect the patient's appearance, causing the patient to be unwilling to go out, unwilling to interact with others, or even become autistic.