Melanoma or Skin Cancer
and Treatment
Non-melanoma skin cancers
Basal cell carcinoma
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Squamous cell carcinoma
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Non-melanoma skin cancers comprise basal cell
carcinomas and squamous cell carcinomas. These are rarely lethal but surgical
treatment is painful and often disfiguring. The temporal trends of the
incidence of non-melanoma skin cancers are difficult to determine, because
reliable registration of these cancers has not been achieved. However, specific
studies carried out in Australia, Canada and the United States, indicate that
between the 1960s and the 1980s the prevalence of non-melanoma skin cancers
increased by a factor of more than two.
The risk of non-melanoma skin cancers has been
examined with respect to personal exposure, and the following conclusions can
be drawn:
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Non-melanoma skin cancers
are most frequent on parts of the body that are commonly exposed to the sun
such as ears, face, neck and forearms. This implies that long-term, repeated UV
radiation exposure is a major causal factor.
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Within some countries
there is a clear relationship between increasing incidence of non-melanoma skin
cancers with decreasing latitude, i.e. higher UV radiation levels.
Malignant melanoma
Malignant melanoma, although far less
prevalent than non-melanoma skin cancers, is the major cause of death from skin
cancer and is more likely to be reported and accurately diagnosed than
non-melanoma skin cancers. Since the early 1970s, malignant melanoma incidence
has increased significantly, for example an average 4 per cent every year in
the United States. A large number of studies indicate that the risk of
malignant melanoma correlates with genetic and personal characteristics, and a
person’s UV exposure behaviour. The following is a summary of the main human
risk factors: Malignant Melanoma
Malignant melanoma
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A large number of atypical
nevi (moles) is the strongest risk factor for malignant melanoma in
fair-skinned populations.
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Malignant melanoma is more
common among people with a pale complexion, blue eyes, and red or fair hair.
Experimental studies have demonstrated a lower minimum erythema dose and more
prolonged erythema in melanoma patients than in controls.
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High, intermittent
exposure to solar UV appears to be a significant risk factor for the
development of malignant melanoma.
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The incidence of malignant
melanoma in white populations generally increases with decreasing latitude,
with the highest recorded incidence occurring in Australia, where the annual
rates are 10 and over 20 times the rates in Europe for women and men
respectively.
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Several epidemiological
studies support a positive association with history of sunburn, particularly
sunburn at an early age.
The role of cumulative sun
exposure in the development of malignant melanoma is equivocal. However, malignant
melanoma risk is higher in people with a history of non-melanoma skin cancers
and of solar keratoses, both of which are indicators of cumulative UV exposure. www.who.int/uv/faq/skincancer/en/index1.html.
Treatment
Management of cancer pain is to
severe pain disappeared cancer and other diseases;
They always
think that they don’t sick, they was
awakened in the
morning, they feel pain; knock
nerves with brush on the pain
smeared with Millgesic cream and mole
kompress with Milligesic cream and drink 1
teaspoon Milligesic oil & 5 spray
Milligesic Spray, for the
Islamic plus prayers in the night and pray for healing in accordance with his religion.
Perform all activities of daily praying, social, charitable and forget the
pain, although somewhat confused due to illness and lack of sleep. When drowsy
sleep soon ( 20.0 – 21.0 in the night). This treatment can improve the quality of life of cancer
patients.
Paliative treatment for cancer used juice Honey 100 g date 30 g, nutmag 3 fruit, clove 15 flower and lemon 1, blander plus water ad 1500 cc every hour give 100
cc. Knock nerves with brush on whole body especially on ache 3 times smeared smeared with Milligesic oil.
How to eliminate the pain of
advanced cancer patients: every hour given Millturium, Millialergy, Millibrain tonic metastasis on brain each 1 capsule and Milligesic spray
& Milligesic Oil 15 drops each. Then knock nerves on the pain
with
the brush until the pain is reduced and spread with Milligesic cream that can
be done themselves can reduce stress
Skin cancer, Milliturium
MillialerG 3 -6 times 2 capsules, 3 - 6
times teaspoon Milligesic Oil and Milligesic spray 5 spray, every ache drink another 1
teaspoon oil Milligesic and Milligesic spray 5 spray ;
Every day the knock nerves with brush on the whole body especilly on the pain, a sore spot or mole smeared or compress with Milligesic cream 3 times daily or Milligesic compress
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Case studies
No cases. Milliherb (40 preparation)
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Somatic therapy
• the knock nerves with brush on whole body smeared and Massage with Milligesic cream
Water Therapy
• shower warm water or alternately.
Therapy herbs
• the knock nerves with brush on whole body smeared and Massage with Milligesic cream
Water Therapy
• shower warm water or alternately.
Therapy herbs
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honey 3 spoon – 1 Tin fruit – 7 Olive fruit – 7 dates
– 1 water lemon - water 200 cc blander for 2 x daily, or cucurmin 100 g –
ginger 100 g – clove 25 g – piper 15 g – nutmeg 25 g – allium sativum 25 g – vinca rosea 25 g -3
water lemon - a glass of lime water – water 3000 cc boil 15’ used 3 – 5 x 100
cc + honey a spoon daily
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Milligesic cream can change with mixture of coconut oil/Olive oil 150 cc, lime a
teaspoon, clove
25 flowers, 3 fruits nutmeg, 3 lemon blander smeared after
knock nerves with brush on the body can decrease the fever, breathe fast, pain and inflammation.
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