Skin Cancer Prevention
The main risk factor for cancer is overexposure to ultraviolet radiation.
Avoid intense or prolonged sun exposure, trying not to be exposed at times when the solar radiation is larger is the best preventive measure that can be used.
Other forms include using materials that protect those sensitive areas such as the use of hats, sunglasses that absorb UV rays by 99% to 100%, or using appropriate fabrics to cover the skin.
Most inexpensive fabrics that are made of light colored summer clothes do not have ultraviolet filters let through much of this kind of radiation. It should be sunscreen in the trunk if it is to remain long in the sun, even wearing t-shirt.
The use of sunscreens reduces the risk of exposure. Must be used correctly, there are different degrees depending on the type of skin. They should be used with a time of sun exposure before and get better after bathing in the sea or pool.
As seen, the booths and tanning lamps are dangerous and should therefore be used with caution, avoiding excessive tanning.
When you notice a mole that has changed in appearance, or bleeding, call your doctor. This can be removed and biopsied to see if it is malignant or not.
This type of cancer can be prevented more than many others. Following the instructions above can be reduced or canceled much of the risk factors, so that the chances of developing skin cancer also decreased.