Is the mortality rate of melanoma high?

Melanoma is a serious chronic skin cancer, which can be divided into benign and malignant. Malignant melanoma has a very negative impact on the patient's life and other aspects. Therefore, many people are terrified when they see malignant melanoma. Many friends will ask: How high is the mortality rate of malignant melanoma?

1. The mortality rate of malignant melanoma is closely related to the patient's concept. Some patients have a high awareness of disease prevention and can go to the hospital for treatment as soon as they feel unwell. This can greatly reduce the mortality rate of malignant melanoma. Therefore, experts remind everyone to treat the disease when they are sick and never delay their treatment. In the end, the patient will be the one who suffers.

2. Mortality rate of malignant melanoma Clinically, malignant melanoma is mostly in the middle and late stages, and often metastasizes through lymph nodes. At this time, choosing an effective treatment method can alleviate the patient's symptoms and prolong the patient's life. At present, surgical resection combined with preoperative and postoperative biological treatment is very effective for malignant melanoma. Biological treatment has no toxic side effects on the human body, and can effectively control the disease and eliminate lesions while conditioning the body. As long as the treatment is adhered to for a long time, it can generally greatly reduce the recurrence rate after surgery, which is a very effective auxiliary treatment method.

3. In recent years, the incidence of malignant melanoma has risen sharply. Australia is a high-incidence area for malignant melanoma, with tens of thousands of new cases each year. Although malignant melanoma is more common in white people, we still need to take effective preventive measures. If you find that a mole has become larger, red, swollen, or painful, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment immediately. Only in this way can the mortality rate of malignant melanoma be effectively reduced.

In short, the incidence of malignant melanoma is low, but its malignancy is high, and the mortality rate is also relatively high, which requires patients to pay great attention. In fact, if the relevant symptoms of malignant melanoma appear in the early stage, you should go to the hospital for examination in time, and take relevant measures to treat it according to the course of treatment, otherwise it will be more difficult to treat in the late stage.