Most of us know that too much sun exposure poses skin cancer risks. But here are five other risks you need to know about to help you detect it early.
- If you’ve had skin cancer before, it’s more likely to have again and warrants regular skin checks.
- Presence of changing moles. Look for: A for Assymetry, B for border irregularity, C for irregular pigment distribution, D for diameter of 6 mm or more and E for evolving or changing size.
- Weakened immune system.
- Exposure to radiation and chemicals.
- Fair skin.
A majority of skin cancers can be treated if detected early.
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