They would be concerned because that is how cancer cells spread to other organs in your body and if it starts to grow on your spine or your spinal cord then there is nothing much a doctor can do to stop the cancer.
They will be concerned because the cancer can spread to the rest of the body and if it gets to your spine or spinal cord then the doctors can't do much to stop the cancer from getting worse.
In liver cancer patients, the doctor may be able to hear an abnormal sound (bruit) or rubbing noise if he uses a stethoscope to listen to the blood vessels that lie near the liver.
A blood doctor is a hematologist, usually someone is both a hematologist and an oncologist (cancer doctor)
Because you don't want to give someone bad blood. This is the same for every disease.
lack of red cells
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Yes a doctor can do that but there are more efficient ways...
No, that is for studying the stars, a doctor would use amicroscope.
Yes
Every four minutes, a person is diagnosed with blood cancer. Every ten minutes, a person dies from blood cancer. One third of blood cancer patients are children and teens.
If you suspect that you have cancer, you need to schedule a visit to your doctor. Very few types of cancer (namely, cancers of the blood) can be definitively diagnosed with blood tests, so you need to see your doctor to have more (and more appropriate) testing done.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away.
You can confirm a prognosis of colon cancer by visiting your doctor. Your doctor will order blood tests and perform a physical exam to confirm the prognosis.