A firm raised red bump that continues to grow The growth may also crust or bleed A flat sore with a scaly crust A new sore or growth on an old scar, mole, or birthmark A scaly, reddish patch of skin Mouth ulcer or rough patch inside the mouth A red, raised patch or wart-like sore on or in the anus or on the genitals Existing lesions or sores may not heal quickly.jpg)
History of precancerous skin lesions A history of skin cancer A history of sunburns Fair skin Genetic disorder Prolong sun exposure Use of tanning beds Weakened immune system
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