If you have a precancerous growth at a different site in the same organ from where you had cancer originally, what would treatment be?
Would you need more chemo because of your cancer history, if you have only been in remission for a few months.
I think the precancerous growth had the same type of cells as the original cancer, or something like that.
A very close friend of ours has been diagnosed with prostate cancer (it really *isn’t* my partner or me!) and we were wondering what his treatment options might be.
If the prostate gland is removed, does that eliminate the ability to have sex?
Probably best to have an older person answer this: it’s pretty obvious by the question that this is going to be completely out of the realm of experience for most of the teenagers.
My 37 year old sister has two masses of incurable cancer on each lung. It is inoperable. I am just curious. How long did she have it. 1 year, 2 years? I just wonder how long she was walking around with cancer not even knowing it. Thank for any help. She is to young to die.
Cancer is not one disease. It is an overgrowth of an organ or a part of your body. If you have an overgrowth in your brain, it can have problems and complications entirely different from an overgrowth of your thyroid gland.
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Can soneone explain this better ? What do thay mean by types of cancer or not all cancer is the same?
Than why are some cancer there is a cure?
5. The use of sunscreen can help reduce the risk of skin cancer. From your knowledge of cancer and cell division, propose a model to explain how sunscreen works. How could you determine whether your model is accurate?
