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I'm 1/8 Irish, but pretty pale... aren't I more prone to skin cancer from skin than most people? |
I'm 1/8 Irish, but pretty pale... aren't I more prone to skin cancer from skin than most people? Yes. I'm partially irish too and have never heard of anything like that. You may want to google it and check but, if i were u i wouldn't worry to much about it. no, it depends on genetics more than skin type. if anyone in your family has had it, that is what makes you more prone. Of course, if you are in the sun a lot, that will increase your chances. Just having pale skin doesn't make you more susceptible. |
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Yes. ...Let me guess... You are a blonde or red-head. That is a common problem for us. My avatar notwithstanding, I am actually a natural blonde and have quite a few of those white spots. They are basicall... Your never too young to be checked for that. My aunt was diagnosed with skin cancer at the age of 16. ...tell your dad to go to a skin cancer clinic and get them examined properly. there are 3 different types of skin cancer: Basal cell carcinoma (not serious), Squamous cell carcinoma (moderatly serio... Unlikely to be cancer! It might be a skin condition called vitiligo. You can ask your doctor about it. ...it's not so much in the body,as it is outside the body. Skin cancer can appear in many different ways,three types to be exact: -Squamous Cell -Basal Cell -Melanoma all three appear ... there is almost NO way that's skin cancer. looks like ingrown hairs. don't worry, your doctor was right ...It has many different appearances. Yes it's deadly. It kills thousands per year. Get to the Doctor and get it checked out! It sounds like a sunspot, but you should go to be safe. I had to h... |
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