Signs of skin cancer you don't see

Skin cancer can be present on the body that you can see through a mole, rash or some other lesion. However, there are special cases where symptoms do not appear on the skin but manifest in the following forms.

Lumps under the skin.You can't see these lumps, but you can feel them. They grow around one area, such as the groin, under the arm, or neck. It can mean that the skin cancer has spread to the lymph nodes.

Stomach-ache.In addition to the lymph nodes, malignant tumors can also spread to the liver. If this happens, the patient will feel pain in the right lower abdomen.

Having trouble breathing.Malignant tumors can spread to the lungs. If this happens, the patient may have shortness of breath or a persistent cough.

Joint pain.Along with the lymph, lungs and liver, bones are also a place where malignant tumors can spread. In this case, the patient will feel joint pain.

Blurred vision.Melanocytes produce pigment in the skin and eyes and elsewhere in the body. In rare cases, cancer can develop in these areas. If a malignant tumor forms around these cells in the eye, the person may have blurred or no vision.

Cramps.Melanoma can have symptoms related to the bowel. The bowel also contains melanocytes, so it can harbor melanoma. Diarrhea, constipation, cramps, pain in the bowel area… can be signs of skin cancer.

Headache.Like the eyes and intestines, the brain contains melanocytes, so melanoma can develop here. Some symptoms include headaches, seizures, and cognitive problems.

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