Skin cancer
Skin cancer can occur anywhere on the body but is most common in skin that has been exposed to the
sun, like the face, neck, hands and arms.
The risk factors are:
- Exposure to the sun and white skin (green or blue eyes, history of freckling).
- Excessive exposure to ultraviolet radiation, the main fountains sunlight
- Exposure to radiation as produced by the radiation
- The damage and inflammation in severe or prolonged skin as severe burns often
- The hereditary condition
consequences:
- Mild skin-tumor
- Serious skin-tumor
- Minor injuries (this can grow into a malignant tumor)
Precauciones:
- Often explore the moon.
- Do not abuse the time of sun exposure in the first sessions of the summer or midday.
- Use a good sunscreen of high rank, adapted to every skin type.
- Always accessible clothing with which to cover at any given time.
- Use the umbrella when you go to the beach-especially children-or shelter under the shade of a tree in the field or in the pool.
