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Question by lalalalala: someone PLEASE HELP ME? ANYONE WITH KNOWLEDGE OF *SKIN CANCER* please i’m BEGGING YOU.?
I HAVE NOBODY TO SUPPORT ME HERE AT HOME. MY FAMILY AND FRIENDS ARE IN DENIAL OF THE FACT THAT I MAY HAVE SKIN CANCER.

I’M 17 YEARS OLD.

I was born with a birth mark, it started off as a mongolian mark and than it was something the size of a peanut. A black dot.
I don’t know when it changed, but about a year ago I noticed it was weirdly shaped and polka dot colored. I thought nothing of it.

For the past two months I’ve been so tired. I sleep anywhere from 10 to 18 hours a day. I’ll wake up , eat , take a nap, shower, eat, take a nap, eat, sleep for the night. This made me think of reasons why this could happen. Diabetes? Anemia? What?
Nothing.

So I looked up skin cancer and it says the last stage of skin cancer is when you’re in chronic fatigue and it’s too late.
”
Changes to the size or color of a mole or freckle may not cause a person to see a doctor as quickly as she should, but extreme fatigue might. By the time that exhaustion hits, it may be too late, as extreme tiredness is attributed to late-stage melanoma.” <-- What I found online

I went to the dermatologist and he immediately gave me a biopsy because he agreed it looked very suspicious and had all the signs.
He told me my results would be ready in two weeks.

He didn't say anything else.

I'm scared I'm going to die. All I do is sleep. I slept for 20 hours already and I want to sleep more. My eyes are closing. I actually peed on myself earlier because I was too weak to get up and pee. I also didn't change. I took a 3 hour nap and than got up to change. I even skip showers because I'm so tired.

I'm scared I'm going to die before these two weeks are up.

What do I do?

(I also have anxiety, hypochondria, OCD and bipolar disorder, so nobody ever listens to me or cares..)

Best answer:

Answer by Mark IX 3rd Account
At 17 your chances of having skin cancer are slim, so don’t freak out just yet. I can think of several other, more plausible, reasons for your lethargy. You say you’ve seen a dermatologist, it would be worth your while to also speak to a gp if you haven’t already.

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