The ABCDE rule: a simple method for analyzing your moles
A mole that itches, changes color, or bleeds absolutely requires a dermatological consultation. Beforehand, experts have developed methods, such as the ABCDE rule, to detect melanoma early. Of course, these methods are in no way a substitute for a consultation with a qualified professional.
A stands for Asymmetry
Half of the mole does not look like the other half.
B for Irregular Edges
The edges of the mole are irregular and poorly defined.
C is for Color
A malignant lesion is not homogeneous; several shades (brown, dark brown, black, red, blue, or pinkish brown) are mixed together within it.
D for Diameter
A melanoma is usually larger than 6mm.
E for Evolution
A rapid change in size, shape, or color.
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