Red-flat-colored skin surfaces are distinct among the symptoms of basal cell carcinoma in the early stage. Some of these areas can be flat. Others may be raised and of irregular shape. They look rough and cuspidate like a person who experienced allergen effects and got eczema. Conversely, the patches formed through the above-mentioned treatment may be similar. However, they typically last for weeks or months and are not relieved by lotion or moisturizer.
Initially, these patches may be pink or red and may progressively become more vivid red ones. Those endowed by heaven and at the peak of health are still energetic and young. In addition to a few itchings and irritations, those who suffer from these patches may also feel milder to moderate pain in those areas. However, the pain is not as high as in most other skin diseases. A continuous and rundown path is the precursors of basal cell carcinoma, and these might be something more threatening.
Hence, they thicken and become more raised and turn into roughness or scaliness in the redish ways. The variation might not be so apparent. Therefore, in the early stages of misdiagnosis, it might happen if one takes the skin patches as a symptom of dry skin or mild dermatitis.
