Cancer

Patients who have stage 4 bladder cancer have a low survival rate. The treatment includes chemotherapy, radical cystectomy, external-beam radiation therapy and urinary diversion or cystectomy .

In some tumours, the cells stay in the same place and as the tumour stops growing before it gets very large - often because it simply runs out space to grow. These are called benign tumours and they are not normally dangerous. We all have benign tumours, such as moles and warts. However, in other tumours the cells are able to invade the surrounding tissue and spread into nearby organs where they can cause serious and, eventually, fatal damage. These are called malignant tumours.

Pancreatic cancer surgery is one of the most difficult surgeries among the surgeries. Many risks include; Leaking from the various connections that the surgeon has to make, infections, bleeding, and trouble with the stomach emptying itself after eating.

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The doctor then makes a small cut (incision) about half an inch in length. The patient is asked to take a deep breath and hold it while the doctor inserts the special biopsy needle through the incision into the lung.

It is best to discuss with your doctor as they will know the type of treatment you are having and the up to date side effects. Much will depend on whether they are using radiation or not to treat you.

Since you didn't specify in what area of the shoulder, I can only speak from my experience with a lump above the collar bone. As with any "new" lump, your best bet would be a have a MD check it out. I had a fair size lump above my left collar bone which turned out to be Hodgkins Lymphoma. So my advice is to see your MD. Good Luck, Kristin Hi - my husband had a lump just above the collar bone which suddenly appeared. It was secondary cancer from a stomach tumour. Get it checked out. All the best.

No not really. However, you can also be assured if it is cancerous if you have it checked and blood tests plus a biopsy of the lump is done.

Yes, it could, but it's not very likely. It would probably begin with giving you lots of other health complications in specific parts of your body, but if it went untreated for some time, it could develop into something much more serious.

It's not extremely likely to happen, but it's not unheard of either.

This is called the Respiratory System. It allows the body to breathe and receive air.

Almost all breast cancer cases are after age 30-35. The chance of getting breast cancer in a lifetime is 1/8, the chances before 35 is 1/400, the chance before 25 is like 1/20,000.

myelogenous affects the bone marrow. while lymphocytic affects the lymph tissue. so there is two different patterns so be careful with terms being used. so bone marrow gets affected in myelogenous means Chronic myelogenous ( myelocytic) leukemia , in short abbreviation it is called ( CML).

There is no "first person" to die of cancer. Cancer is caused when a group of cells in the body begin reproducing too quickly and without the controls that normally limit cell reproduction. One can assume that cancer has existed as long as complex multicellular organisms have.

Not always. Depends on type & how early you catch it & location. (whether or not operable or treatable) The average lifetime cancer risk for a US citizen is about 42%. The average chance of dying from cancer for a US citizen is about 23%. Cancer is also very much linked to age. If you have the great fortune to live to be 100 years old, there is about a 99% probability that you have had or currently have a diagnosable cancer in your body. This does not, however, mean that the cancer is what you will die from, especially at that age!

No it is not legal to lay you of because you have breast cancer.

There are no specific treatments against Silicosis, but there are treatments to help reduce the symptoms of the disease. Many of these treatments include cough medicine, bronchodilators, and in some cases where there are infections, antibiotics may help.

A good diet is a key to helping prevent breast cancer, as well as helping alleviate many of the symptoms associated with a breast cancer diagnosis. The best recommendations for diet should be made by a registered dietician, medical doctor, or an oncologist.

There are two main types of testicular cancer - seminomas and teratomas. These may be called germ cell tumours. Testicular cancer, as it sounds is cancer located in the testicles.

Prostate Cancer- The prostate is a small gland found only in men. It is the size of the top of your thumb and surrounds the first part of the tube (urethra) which carries urine from the bladder to the penis.

For more straighforward information on testicular and prostate cancers, visit the related links below.

== Many people go into oncology to help people for common good or they have known someone with cancer and they want to help the cause. == Two reasons for studying cancer? Two words. Cure. Prevention.

No. Cancer does not depend on breast size. You don't have to have fully-developed female breasts to have breast cancer, since even men get it. Also, women with huge breasts are not immune from it either.

With early detection, 98% of men with prostate cancer survive for five years.

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