To know whether you have symptoms of cancerous moles, you need to follow the ABCDE rule. Following words will explain what the ABCED rule is:
- Asymmetry: Cancerous moles do not look the same on both sides.
- Border: The border of cancerous moles may be uneven, jagged or blurry.
- Color: Cancerous moles usually have more than one color.
- Diameter: If a mole is larger than an eraser (about 0.25inch, or 6mm), it is abnormal.
- Evolution. Changes of moles in the symmetry, border, color or diameter.
Following signs may also be the symptoms of cancerous moles:
- Itching.
- Bleeding or oozing from the mole.
- Scrape that is not healing.
If you have symptoms above, you had better tell them to your doctor at once. Doctors will help you know whether your mole is a cancerous mole and decide on treatment. The earlier you start treatment, the more likely you are to cure cancerous moles.
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