Cancerous tumors are brought on by aggressive cell proliferation that invades neighboring cells.
<h3>What kind of tumor is malignant?</h3>
Even though it's impossible to tell for sure by touching or looking at a lump or bump whether it's a cancerous tumor or not, any of the following indications of dangerous tumors should make you more cautious: Rapid growth or change is occurring in the bulk. The skin that lies on top is discolored or otherwise odd-looking.
<h3>What distinguishes benign from malignant conditions?</h3>
A benign tumor has defined, regular, and smooth borders. A benign tumor grows more slowly than a malignant tumor, which has wavy boundaries. A malignant tumor has the potential to spread to other parts of your body.
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