Monitoring your body regularly can help spot cancer early and save your life
Knowing the signs & symptoms is half the battle! It is important that you monitor your body to detect any red flags for early cancer detection.
LEARN HOW TO MONITOR THE FOLLOWING:
Frequency:
Preparation:
- Review your baseline chart and any photos
- Know how your birthmarks, moles, freckles, and other body markings look and feel
- Know the signs for early skin cancer detection
- Bright light
- Full-length mirror
- Chair and stool
- Hair dryer
- Camera
Examination:
Download the Baseline Body Comparison Chart to keep track of skin and weight changes. Be sure to keep it handy for any discussions with your medical team!
Notice Something? Here’s What To Do Next:
- Update baseline chart.
- Take photos of any suspected changes that have occurred and compare to previous photos.
- If you notice any changes, consider them “red flags”. They do not mean you have cancer. However, contact your dermatologist or medical team for a professional evaluation.
Take action to spot cancer early and survive
Get reminder emails, tips, and resources to develop your spotting cancer habit when you join the Cancer Detection Squad.
Download the guides below to develop your spot & survive habit
Increase the chances of successful treatment when you spot cancer early! Download the Skin Monitoring Guide and start monitoring your skin today!
Download the Complete Body Monitoring Guide to learn how to monitor your entire body for changes that might be symptomatic of cancer.
Regular monitoring and testing is a life-saving habit. Save a Body Monitoring and Screening & Testing schedule to your Google Calendar or iCalendar to stay on track!
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