Katherine Ryan revealed that she had melanoma as she bravely opened on the diagnosis of skin cancer.
The 41-year-old acknowledged the latest episode of her podcast who tells everyone everything.
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Katherine revealed to her that she was diagnosed with melanoma for her second timecredit: wireimage
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The comedian opened on his diagnosis in the last episode of his Podcastcredit: Wire
This is the second time Katherine has been diagnosed with a disease.
Revealing that she felt uncomfortable because of the mole on her arm, Katherine explained that during his initial visit to the doctor she was getting clear.
She said, “I know you should never go google things but I’m actually really worried. I’m usually that positive person
“I think it’s really easy to diagnose ‘you’re healthy’ and go.
“But the mole was constantly changing, I know a lot about Melanoma, I had melanoma as a very young woman – 21 years old – on the leg, I talked about it before.
“He was straight, he wasn’t that big, but it was melanoma. It is a deadly skin cancer and spread quickly.
“I just thought that this mole was not right. On my hand. I showed pictures on my social media. I went in and wanted the doctor to remove him and pull him into straight.
“But even when he looked at him, he said,” It’s not melanoma, it’s completely fine, I’ll make shaving and sending him to testing. ”
Katherine added, “She still called me today and returned as Melano. Early Melanoma. The doctor was shocked and told me I had to come back.
“It just seems crazy to me, which could happen if I had not been my own advocate – and I will continue to be my own advocate.”
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Katherine’s first melanoma brush came when she was 21 and studied at Toronto University.
She said earlier that a “golf-lopte” lump had been removed from her feet.
In an interview with Guardian, she admitted that she was too young to take it at the time, adding, “I just joked that it was a free lipo.”
Can you notice cancerous molves of harmless?
If you have noticed a new mole or a permanent mark on the skin, do not dismiss it too quickly.
It is important to know what your skin looks like normally, help you notice all unusual changes.
The ABCDE rule can be followed to evaluate the health of the mole.
If your mole falls into the following, it’s worth checking out:
- Asymmetrical – melanomas usually have two very different halves and are irregular form
- Limit – melanomas usually have a fried or mocking limit
- Colors – Melanomas will usually be a mixture of two or more colors
- Diameter – most melanoma is usually greater than 6 mm in diameter
- Increasing or altitude – mol that changes size over time is more likely to be melanoma
Most melanoma do not give you symptoms like pain or itching.
Meanwhile, some non -conscience sections or abnormal stains of skin may be itching.
So, have some of these changes do not mean that you definitely have melanoma, but you should still check it.
There are two main types of skin cancer – skin cancer without melanoma and melanoma skin.
Skin cancer without melanoma includes:
- Basal cell skin cancer – this is also called the cancer of the basal cells
- Cancer of squamous cells – this is also called the carcinic of plaque cells
There are also several different types of melanoma:
- Superficial spread of melanoma
- Nodular melanoma
- Lentigo Maligna Melanoma
Find out more about the distinguishing of the mols here.
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