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Watch Out For Threatening Changes
Moles change over the years. Some grow bigger in size and ultimately fall off by rubbing. Some become lighter in color and fade away. Some grow hair. Mole changes indicate the presence of malignant melanoma (cancer). Please carefully do self-examination of your skin all over the body regularly and note any changes in moles. The easy way is ABCD of Melanoma. That will tell you about probable malignancy. If you detect a malignancy at an early stage, the chances of recovery increase manifold. Find out about skin self-examination and ABCD of Melanoma. Read more about malignant melanoma here. If you are prepared with the power of knowledge, you will save your life.
Article created on: June 27, 2006
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