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Basal Cell Carcinoma

#basal cell carcinoma, #skin cancer, #ultraviolet rays, #skin, #tumor, #mole

Basal cell carcinoma is the most common skin cancer. It mainly occurs in areas with long-term ultraviolet exposure, and the outlook is generally favorable when it is completely removed by surgery. If you have an area of skin that has not healed for a long time or keeps changing, please be sure to consult a dermatologist.

2026-06-26

Care for Patients Receiving Radiation Therapy

#radiation therapy, #anticancer therapy, #cancer treatment, #lack of energy, #lethargy, #persistent fatigue, #loose stool, #watery diarrhea, #frequent bowel movements

Care guidelines for patients who have received radiation therapy are as follows. Individual needs may vary, so please be sure to consult a medical specialist.

2026-07-13

Daily Life Management for Patients Receiving Chemotherapy

#anticancer therapy, #chemotherapy, #fever, #feeling feverish, #high fever, #low-grade fever, #lack of energy, #lethargy, #persistent fatigue, #loose stool, #watery diarrhea, #frequent bowel movements, #unable to pass stool, #difficulty passing stool, #hard stool, #numbness in hands and feet, #arm numbness, #tingling in legs

Daily life management strategies for patients receiving chemotherapy are as follows.

2026-07-13

Facial Flushing

#Facial flushing, #Flushing, #Rosacea, #UV exposure, #Vasodilation, #Face

Facial flushing is a condition in which blood vessels become abnormally widened (dilated), causing the facial skin to redden easily and the redness to persist. Summer heat and strong ultraviolet (UV) light can worsen symptoms. If symptoms persist or worsen, please see a dermatologist.

2026-06-26

Melasma

#melasma, #hyperpigmentation, #melanin, #ultraviolet rays, #skin, #laser, #photoaging

Melasma is a condition in which brown or gray-brown pigmented patches appear on the skin. It most often appears on the face, especially the cheeks and forehead. If you have symptoms, please consult a dermatologist.

2026-06-26

Skin Aging

#skin aging, #photoaging, #wrinkles, #ultraviolet radiation, #aged skin, #dry skin, #hyperpigmentation

Skin aging refers to changes that occur in the skin over time, including wrinkles, reduced elasticity, and pigmentation changes. Sun protection and consistent skin care can help slow this process. If any new abnormality appears on the skin, please consult a medical specialist.

2026-06-26

Skin Cancer

#skin cancer, #basal cell carcinoma, #squamous cell carcinoma, #malignant melanoma, #ultraviolet radiation, #skin tumor, #early detection, #body swelling, #facial swelling, #leg swelling, #swelling of the hands and feet

Skin cancer is a malignant tumor that develops in the skin. A malignant tumor is an abnormal mass of cells that harms the body. In its early stages, it may cause no symptoms or may resemble an ordinary mole or age spot. If you notice any unusual changes, please consult a dermatology specialist.

2026-06-26

Skin Care and Sun Protection After Laser Treatment

#sunscreen, #sunblock, #laser procedure, #skin regeneration, #scab

After laser procedures, proper wound care and thorough protection from ultraviolet (UV) rays can help prevent scarring and pigmentation. If you suspect a side effect, do not try to handle it alone; please consult a dermatologist.

2026-06-26

Squamous Cell Carcinoma

#squamous cell carcinoma, #skin cancer, #ultraviolet radiation, #actinic keratosis, #skin, #keratin

Squamous cell carcinoma is the second most common type of skin cancer. Ultraviolet (UV) exposure is the main risk factor, and it is more likely to recur and metastasize than basal cell carcinoma. If you notice any unusual changes in your skin, please consult a dermatology specialist.

2026-06-26

Sunburn

#sunburn, #ultraviolet rays, #UV exposure, #burn, #skin, #summer, #cooling, #sun protection, #fever, #having a fever, #high fever, #low-grade fever, #body shaking, #chills, #feeling cold and shivering, #hand tremor, #body tremor

Sunburn is an inflammatory skin reaction caused by excessive exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays during outdoor activity. It can go beyond simple discomfort and lead to systemic symptoms. If symptoms are severe or persistent, please be sure to consult a dermatologist.

2026-06-26