Skin cancer is a treatable disease, but not all treatment options are appropriate for everyone. If you have a bleeding disorder—such as hemophilia—some treatments can put your health in jeopardy because your wounds may not close in time to adequately stop the bleeding. However, here are two options that may eliminate the cancer while minimizing the risk of excessive bleeding.
Laser Surgery
Regular knife surgery is dangerous for people with bleeding disorders because—as noted previously—the wound may not close fast enough to prevent excess bleeding.…
Like many, your skin’s appearance can be a source of concern for you, but beyond washing and moisturizing there might not be much else you do for it. With attention to the five tips here, you can preserve and beautify your skin.
Drink Water
Water can seem boring sometimes, but it is still one of the most essential things to do if you’d like nice, supple skin. Water is in each body cell you have; insufficient water stores make for sickly cells that are unable to multiply properly and create young, vibrant new cells.…
As you prepare for your skin cancer surgery, you may be unsure as to what your next steps should be after surgery. Here are a few things that you should plan to do after your surgery to promote the healing process and spot future instances of skin cancer.
1. Rethink Your Movement Until Your Incision is Healed
How much you have to alter your activities of daily life depends on the location of your skin cancer and the size of your incision.…
