Skin c*ncer is the most common form of cancer, with over 9,500 cases diagnosed daily in the U.S. Early detection is key, but symptoms can vary and may be hard to spot. Warning signs include: 1.Persistent itchiness or pain, 2.New or unusual spots that don’t go away, 3.Lesions that bleed, ooze, or become crusty, 4.Moles with irregular borders, redness, swelling, or color changes, 5.Rapidly growing hard lesions, If you notice any concerning skin changes, consult a doctor. They may refer you to a dermatologist for a biopsy. If skin c*ncer is confirmed, additional tests like imaging or lymph node biopsies may be needed to determine its spread
