Can pregnancy cause melanoma

Does pregnancy cause melanoma? Pregnancy generally does not cause melanoma. It is usually caused by factors such as air pollution, excessive use of chemical cosmetics, lack of attention to moles on the feet and genitals, abuse of estrogen drugs, immune deficiency, and malignant transformation of benign melanoma plaques. It is best to take some Chinese medicine such as ginseng essence ginsenoside Rh2 to resist fatigue, increase human immunity, and inhibit the proliferation of cancer cells. It has a very good effect on the prevention of melanoma.

How to treat melanoma during pregnancy

Radiation therapy for melanoma:

It is only effective for some very early symptoms of melanoma, such as freckle-type malignant melanoma, and is generally ineffective for other primary lesions. Therefore, radiotherapy is generally not used for primary lesions, but for metastatic lesions. However, radiotherapy also brings some complications, such as radiation dermatitis, keratitis and cataracts, and sometimes secondary glaucoma. If surgical resection and radiotherapy are ineffective, and the cancer has metastasized to the brain, other treatments can only be given.

Surgery for melanoma:

Surgical resection is the first choice for treating melanoma. Once diagnosed, surgical resection should be performed as soon as possible. The scope of resection should be determined according to the type and location of the tumor: lesions on the limbs and back generally include more than 5 cm of normal tissue outside the tumor tissue; for those who are difficult to extensively resect on the face, at least 2 cm of normal tissue outside the tumor tissue should be resected. The depth of resection should include subcutaneous, fascial and muscle tissue to prevent the spread or metastasis of tumor cells. Skin grafting is required after large-scale resection. The tissue defects caused by resection are generally temporarily repaired with simple methods. After a period of observation without recurrence, plastic repair surgery will be considered. While resecting the primary tumor, local lymph node resection is also performed according to the stage of the disease.

Chemotherapy for melanoma:

Malignant melanoma is not sensitive to chemotherapy drugs. Commonly used drugs include dacronyl nitrosamine (DTIC), chloroethyl nitrosamine (BCNU), cyclohexyl nitrosamine (CCNU), hydroxyl uni (HU), and sarcoma lysine. Chemotherapy is highly targeted and effective, but the toxic and side effects of the drugs are also very obvious. Most patients who undergo chemotherapy will experience nausea, vomiting, and loss of appetite, so it should not be used frequently.

Traditional Chinese Medicine for Melanoma Treatment:

The fourth therapy for tumor treatment is mainly for patients in the middle and late stages. It uses two special functional cells of the human immune system to deal with tumor cells. While effectively killing tumor cells through traditional Chinese medicine, it can also repair and enhance the human immune system, giving tumor cells no chance to metastasize. Traditional Chinese medicine combined with surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy can systematically kill tumor cells and effectively solve their metastasis and spread, overcoming the shortcomings of traditional treatment methods such as "incomplete, easy to metastasize, and large side effects".