Why are tumor cells dangerous?

Answer 1

Because the mutated cells in your body grow uncontrollable and keep creating mutated cells and they grow and grow, which also takes a a lot of your blood in your body and you will get sick and eventually die.

Answer 2

the cancer cell grow uncontrollably creating masses of cells called tumors. these tumors damage the normal healthy tissues around them. cancer cells can also break loose and spread throughout the body disrupting normal activities and causing serius medical problems or even death

Answer 3

In general, cancer disrupts the normal functioning of cells in the body, meaning that the cells do not work any more. The more the cancerous cells spread, the more "non-working" cells there becomes, which can result in the failure of that organ. Also, cancerous cells can quickly multiply, which makes them even more "harmful". They can also travel via the bloodstream to other areas of the body.

Answer 4

I had the test ran yesterday and would like to know why, I lost my mother at 50yrs old with cancer, my dad 70 cancer, baciscally my whole family has died with cancer at an earily age with this diease....I am an only child, I have one chilld, he has chroin's diease.....now my bloodwork has come back with with my white blood cells eating my red blood cells up, just like it started on my mother...I had cervic cancer at 24yrs old......I come from a very small family everybody in my family has died from this diease, among other diease's.......would just like to know some more information please....my email address is 19elaine74@gmail.com Thank you very , Elaine Cagle (in it is my placetts--)

Answer 5

The brain is obviously very important organ. Any disruption to its function can cause problems for a person in a variety of ways. A tumour on the brain can cause such problems and can even kill.

Answer 6

they invade and destroy the healthy tissue around them

Answer 7

Its dangerous because the tumor has had cancer cells broken off & travel to different parts of the body.