Malignant Melanoma Questions

It increases during viral infection or during chronic infectious disease or many times there is no reason unless until proven otherwise

Hi though it is difficult case, but still you can try our medicine course- if it can help him at this stage.

Few diet tips - Not to eat fried food items and Can eat All green vegetables, moong , chana , Dal , rice etc And to apply ghee over chappati and don’t apply oil over chappati And to drink milk mixed with turmeric powder twice a day And If possible eat eggs on alternate days And If possible in breakfast eat atleast one bajra ka rotla And Eat seasonal fruit

Relax. This variation is insignificant. Don't test so frequently. Repeat after 6 months. Till then if you are having any symptoms, get in touch with your doctor. Your hemoglobin is fine. So don't worry.

If its a growing mole, better to see a dermatologist or a cancer surgeon. They would do a biopsy to rule out cancer. The red spots are usually the Campbell De Morgan spots, which are benign, but show those also to the doctor you see, as they need to rule out spider nevi or hemangiomas.

It is a type of Wbc and is usually found in lymphatic system and increase in the level indicates some chronic infection

Take Curcumin 90 to 95% capsule 1 twice daily. Take sanjivani vati 2 b.i.d. With warm water. Kantkari avaleh may be taken 1 tsp b.i.d. Take for a month and report.

Treatment goes in 3 ways depending on the condition:
1. Induction therapy:
kills leukemia cells in the blood and bone marrow to induce remission. Treatments include chemotherapy and corticosteroids. 2. Consolidation therapy
This include more chemotherapy and may include stem cell transplant.
3. Maintenance therapy: This also prevents any remaining leukemia cells from growing. This may be done using lower doses of chemotherapy than those used during induction or consolidation.

Dear lybrate-user,
Unfortunately, till to date we have not been able to understand the mechanism of relapse with respect to the diet or immunity. Once therapy is over, as declared by the Hematologist, follow up at regular intervals is the best practice.

Hello, Majority of moles do not convert to melanoma. The indicators of a mole changing to melanoma is assymetrical pigmentation, Borders are irregular, Ulceration multiple other swelling etc. Pain is usually not a feature of melanoma. Consult a dermatologist.