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Home / Health / Her Persistent Demand Saved Her Life

Her Persistent Demand Saved Her Life

17 Jan

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Summary

  • A woman's insistence on a biopsy revealed Stage II melanoma.
  • Early detection offered a 99% chance of cure for her cancer.
  • Her TikTok post about scars went viral, raising awareness.
Her Persistent Demand Saved Her Life

In July 2023, Courtney Siley of Fort Bragg, North Carolina, received a Stage II melanoma diagnosis after repeatedly requesting a biopsy for a skin mark she had monitored. Initially believed to be a birthmark, the mark's changing size and shape prompted her to seek medical attention.

Despite an initial negative test, Siley's persistent demand for further examination at her next annual checkup proved crucial. The subsequent biopsy revealed melanoma, a cancer that can affect any body part and is common in young adults. Early detection is vital, offering a 99% cure rate for melanoma.

Siley underwent a two-hour surgery to remove the cancer, which was larger than anticipated. Now fully recovered, she advocates for vigilance regarding skin changes, sharing her journey on TikTok to encourage others to get concerning marks checked. Her story highlights the importance of advocating for one's health.

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Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Courtney Siley's insistence on a biopsy for a changing skin mark, despite an initial negative test, led to her melanoma diagnosis.
The ABCDEs are Asymmetry, Border irregularity, Color variation, Diameter, and Evolving changes.
When caught early, melanoma has a 99 percent chance of being cured.

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