Correct treatment of skin cancer can effectively control the disease

Due to environmental factors or eating habits, people nowadays are very likely to develop skin cancer. If timely skin cancer treatment is not adopted in the early stage, the best period for treatment will be delayed. Therefore, the treatment method of skin cancer is directly related to whether the disease will worsen. Here we will introduce the treatment methods of skin cancer one by one.

Skin cancer treatments include:

1. Radiation therapy for skin cancer

Radiotherapy is one of the treatment methods for skin cancer. Basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma are very sensitive to radiotherapy, which means it is very effective. Before determining radiotherapy, the patient's age, gender, tumor history, anatomical location, cure and recurrence, and the final cosmetic effect must be considered.

2. Surgery for Skin Cancer

Surgery is the first choice for skin cancer treatment, with appropriate surgical excision. During excision, the skin incision should be made 0.5 to 2 cm away from the tumor, and the depth should be sufficient, and the excision should be as wide as possible. The excision of squamous cell carcinoma of the scalp, trunk, and limbs should be appropriately increased to 2 to 5 cm. For patients with confirmed regional lymph node metastasis, lymph node dissection should be performed, but preventive dissection is not necessary. When bones or major blood vessels and nerves are involved, amputation is required.

The above content is a description of the treatment methods for skin cancer. Do you understand? If you still don’t know, please read the above knowledge about the treatment methods for skin cancer carefully. These have a certain effect on the patient’s condition. Therefore, choosing the right treatment method for skin cancer can better help the patient recover.

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