What to pay attention to about skin cancer

When skin cancer occurs, many patients are in great pain, so everyone needs to pay attention to the existence of this disease, pay attention to skin cleanliness, skin care, avoid bacterial infection, maintain local skin hygiene, and pay attention to more rest, enhance confidence in treating the disease, and avoid excessive fatigue. What should we pay attention to in life with skin cancer?

What should skin cancer patients pay attention to in their lives?
1. To prevent infection, the skin area should be kept clean.
2. You should eat more fruits and vegetables rich in vitamins C and A, and drinking tea can also prevent skin cancer.
3. Encourage patients to build confidence in overcoming the disease, avoid emotional tension in patients, mobilize their subjective enthusiasm, and maintain an optimistic spirit.
4. In daily life, you should pay attention to avoid excessive exposure to the sun and direct sunlight. You should use sunshade tools and avoid excessive exposure to x-rays and ultraviolet rays.
5. For some chronic inflammations, mucosal leukoplakia, chronic ulcers, etc. that cannot be cured for a long time, regular examinations are required, because examinations can also prevent the occurrence of skin cancer.
6. Strengthen the popularization of cancer prevention education and regular census for high-risk groups of occupational poisoning. They should avoid long-term contact with arsenic, chemical carcinogens, and coal tar substances. Occupational contacts should pay attention to strengthening their own protection at work to prevent the possibility of skin cancer.
What are the skin diseases that are often confused with skin cancer?
1. Seborrheic keratosis. It is common in men over 50 years old, and often occurs on the face, neck, chest, back and back of hands. The lesions are round or oval flat wart-like rashes that are slightly higher than the skin. They are yellow, yellowish brown or coal black in color, with clear boundaries, soft texture, slightly rough surface, and covered with oily scaly crusts. The number of rashes is uncertain.
2. Lupus erythematosus. It is common in middle-aged men and women. The lesions are small papules at the beginning, gradually expanding into plaques. They are dry in nature, with hyperkeratinized surface, dilated hair follicles, keratin plugs, atrophic spots, no ulcers, and congested edges. They are common on the face and distributed in a butterfly shape.
3. Keratoacanthoma. It is common in middle-aged men, and often occurs on the face, especially the cheeks and nose. The lesion is a solid hemispherical tumor that stands on the skin, resembling a light red acne or a nodule similar in color to the skin, with raised edges and a crater-shaped depression in the center, containing a keratinous scab.
4. Carcinoma in situ of the skin. It is common on the trunk and buttocks, and can be single or multiple. The typical lesion is a clearly demarcated scaly maculopapule that can gradually expand or merge with each other. The size of the lesion can range from a few millimeters to several centimeters. The surface is covered with scales or brown to gray hard scabs after desquamation, which are not easy to peel off.
I hope everyone has a comprehensive understanding of the development of skin cancer, and in daily life, you need to pay attention to your own health, eat a reasonable diet, receive comprehensive treatment, and pay attention to your own physical conditioning to avoid bringing more impacts. At the same time, you should also pay attention to your own hygiene. In daily life, you need to pay attention to strengthening your physical fitness to avoid bringing more troubles.