How can I get my Boyfriend to go to the Dermatologist to get screened for skin cancer?
tell him he doesnt get any more pooty if he doesnt go. also tell him he could he from his stupidityNext time you bring up the subject with him, show him the article that you read that sparked your concern in the first place…maybe it will help him to see what your so worried about.show him the article, if he doesn’t take your advice, let him be.You can’t force someone if they don’t want to go.If you are worried it might be cancer but he is worried about the cost try going to a free skin cancer screening clinic. They are offered by the American Academy of Dermatology. A licensed Dermatologist will do the exam and if they see anything that is suspicious they will have him make an appointment for treatment. You can find a clinic by visiting www.aad.org. Click on New & Events and there you will see Skin Cancer Screenings and you can search your area.
One thing I have learned is that skin cancer is NOT age related. We just lost a member of our community to it and she was in her 30′s. Keep on him if you are concerned. He will thank you later!we have one person in the Pool with us and her back is covered with black moles some very large. She is fine, and mostly keeps covered with a T shirt. I have also seen one woman while shopping her skin is covered with light brown moles,on arms legs neck and face, all that could be seen. These moles even look benign. However I am sure that they have also had to have them checked out. Especially now that you have a Free screening, do talk with him and see if he will go. He has no legitimate excuse, since it is free. And not much to be afraid of. Surprisingly often the men are very hesitant to see a Doctor. I think you should give an ultimatum you see the dermatologist, or I will not be your friend any more !!!i agree show him the article even offer to go with him to the appointment not just pay for it but to let him know you are there for him no matter what maybe he is scared
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