The Canadian comedian went to the doctor for months, but she was told that she was “healthy”
Comedy Catherine Ryan opened her second battle with skin cancer, after she was diagnosed with premature skin cancer after she noticed a strange defect on her arm. Despite the initial assurances of doctors that they were in good health, Ryan stabilizer led to the discovery and removal of cancerous mole, although more measures are needed to ensure its complete removal.
The 41 -year -old comedy has previously underwent surgery more than two decades ago to remove an “golf ball size” area from its thigh after discovering a disturbing mark during its students in Toronto. It was this meeting with the second stage of skin cancer that encouraged it to challenge the assessments of its doctors this time.
Speaking to it tells everything with everything, Ryan shared: “If you know about skin cancer, you will know that it is a fatal form of skin cancer. It has spread quickly, and I felt that this mole was not true.”
Doctor Ryan initially told that there is nothing wrong, which made it difficult for her to insist on doing more tests when they were all given. However, her insistence on additional tests may be a savior of life as skin cancer has been diagnosed with “very early”.
With “very fair Celtic leather” and more than 100 malls, Ryan knew that something was wrong with this appointed mole because it “continued to change.” To help others determine the possibly dangerous moles, cancer research suggests UK using ABCDE method as a guide.
Health experts emphasize the importance of recognizing the ABCDE review menu that doctors use to determine the early signs of melanoma, and to guide people to “see your doctor immediately if you are worried. If the mole looks completely different or much darker than others, you must get it. Even if you do not have any signs of ABCDE.”
The criteria that must be monitored are:
- A – Non -symmetrical
- B – borders
- C – Color
- D – Qatar
- E – Evolution
Catherine was especially anxious from the “E” side where the “variable” mole lasted, which could appear as changes in size, shape, color, bleeding, itching, dandruff or other unusual changes. Melanical tumors are usually present with an asymmetric shape and uneven edges, often unclear or rough.
Moreover, mechanical tumors may show the distribution of uneven colors or multiple colors, while normal moles may display two degrees but in a similar pattern. It is generally larger, often 6 mm or more, unlike normal moles that usually does not exceed the size of the pencil.
UK cancer research also explains: “Most melanin tumors do not give you symptoms such as pain or itching. Some non -cancerous (benign) moles or abnormal skin stains can be itching. So the presence of some of these changes alone does not mean that you definitely have skin cancer. But you still have to examine them.”
