Can skin cancer relapse be cured

After skin cancer is cured, the patient's immunity and resistance have not yet fully recovered, so if special attention is not paid, it will recur. Therefore, after skin cancer is cured, the patient still needs to consolidate the therapeutic effect and improve his immunity and resistance to better prevent the recurrence of the problem.

Skin cancer has a wide range of symptoms, such as lymphoma or melanoma. The symptoms of various skin cancers are different, and the specific skin cancer conditions are different, which will further affect the effectiveness of treatment. But no matter what, after getting skin cancer, the skin is the first line of defense of the human body. If it is infected and spread by various cancer cells, it will reduce the resistance and make it easier to cause pathological phenomena.

When it comes to skin cancer, it takes a lot of time and effort to treat it. After all, if there is cancer in the skin tissue, it will easily cause various spread effects if it is not handled properly. After correct treatment, although skin cancer can be cured, there is also a certain recurrence rate.

Although it does not mean that every patient with skin cancer will have a relapse after being cured, no matter what, after suffering from skin cancer, the body's immunity will indeed be relatively low. Moreover, although it can be effectively cured during the treatment process, it will cause great damage to the body's functions and immunity. Therefore, without special attention, skin cancer may recur.

Knowing that there is a chance of recurrence after skin cancer is cured, in order to better ensure that their own health is not affected or damaged in any way, patients need to strengthen their own immunity and resistance after skin cancer is effectively cured, and consolidate the therapeutic effect through better care methods to prevent the occurrence of recurrence.

To sum up, there will be a recurrence rate after skin cancer is cured, but the probability is not 100%. Therefore, after the patient is cured of skin cancer, it is necessary to accelerate the improvement of their own immunity and resistance in a timely manner, and the effect of the treatment must be effectively improved before they can better consolidate the therapeutic effect and prevent recurrence.