Cancer is the rapid growth of abnoral cells.
When you are older, these cells reproduce slower.
It would appear that we know little about cancer, and are still doing barberic things like radiation, however, we are gettting really good at radiation and can localize it.
Since I dont know you...I'll be honest....People tend to get a little bit overzellous about winning the war on cancer, and do something stupid to cause a premature death, when their body has been weaked by the cancer. It is not the time to go motorcycle riding, or not pay attention to personal hygine around your colostomy bag. Or not taking a minor leg injury serious, this is the time that an infection will kill you.
(I worked on the frindge of nuclear medicine). It's sad to say, but too many people die from just that.
it kills you
cancer
skin
it can give you skin cancer
"cancer" usually stays in the bottom until death, or if some cases, if there is a cure...which skin cancer can be treated, but not cured.
skin cancer affects the body because it causes a buildup and overgrowth of skin cells. When the skin cells buildup, they will create a tumor which shows symptoms of red bumps, scaly patches of skin and irregular spots.
It damages you skin and cells turn into canerous cells!
The skin is one, it is the largest organ of the human body.
Chemotherapy can be used to fight any form of cancer that has metastasized. If the cancer has not yet metastasized, the cancerous area can be removed.
Cancer can spread throughout the body through our circulatory system. Sometimes a cancer cell will hitch a ride in the bloodstream and then root itself in a different part of the body, eventually growing into a new tumor.
skin cancer affects the body because it causes a buildup and overgrowth of skin cells. When the skin cells buildup, they will create a tumor which shows symptoms of red bumps, scaly patches of skin and irregular spots.
There are many different types of skin cancer. I suggest you do a search for "different kinds of skin cancer" to find out about all the different types.