- Sudden Dark Spots – Unexplained dark patches that rapidly grow or change.
- Non-Healing Sores – Persistent sores that don’t heal after weeks.
- New Moles – Moles that change shape, size, or color quickly.
- Itchy, Scaly Patches – Rough, itchy skin that peels or flakes.
- Swelling with Pain – Red, swollen skin accompanied by sharp pain.
- Blistering Rashes – Unexplained rashes that form painful blisters.
- Skin Thickening – Thickened, rough patches without clear cause.
- Yellow Skin or Eyes – Jaundice, indicating possible liver issues.
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