Melanoma patients should understand their clinical manifestations before treatment

The appearance of melanoma will cause serious damage to the patient's life and even more harm to his body. Patients generally do not consider the clinical manifestations of melanoma before treatment, which may make their condition worse. Therefore, everyone should understand the clinical manifestations of melanoma in order to better receive treatment. The following is an introduction to the clinical manifestations of melanoma.

The clinical manifestations of melanoma are: it is more common in the lower limbs and feet, followed by the trunk, head and neck, and upper limbs. The main symptoms are rapidly growing melanin nodules. Initially, melanin deposition may occur on normal skin, which is a clinical manifestation of melanoma. Or the pigmentation of the pigmented nevus increases and the black color deepens. Then the lesions continue to expand, the hardness increases, and there is an itchy and painful feeling. Some melanoma lesions are raised, plaque-like, and nodular, which is also a clinical manifestation of melanoma. Some are mushroom-shaped or cauliflower-shaped. When they grow into the subcutaneous tissue, they appear as subcutaneous nodules or lumps. If they spread to the surrounding areas, star-shaped black spots or small nodules will appear. Regional lymph node metastasis, even regional lymph node enlargement, and even medical treatment. These clinical manifestations of melanoma are relatively common.

The above is the clinical manifestation of melanoma. I hope you can read it carefully. As long as the above clinical manifestations of melanoma are combined, patients can cooperate with treatment better, and the condition can be effectively alleviated. Therefore, if you want patients to control their condition as soon as possible, please refer to the clinical manifestations of melanoma. Finally, I wish all patients a speedy recovery.