Patient's question:
What are the dangers of cardiac metastatic malignant melanoma? What specific effects does it have on the body? Are there any methods of treatment? If this condition is severely advanced, will it pose a risk to life? Should there be dietary restrictions in daily habits?Doctor's answer:
If the heart again appears to have metastatic malignant cells, the harm is relatively high. Theoretically speaking, melanoma itself is a malignant tumor, and its recurrence is relatively common. However, if it spreads to multiple locations, the danger is highest when it spreads to internal organs, especially the heart. The position of the heart is difficult to control, and there are basically no effective methods for treatment. Currently, chemotherapy and radiation therapy are being conducted, but it may not be tolerable. In terms of diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods.