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When doctors talk about “stages” of cervical cancer, they’re really just trying to answer two questions: how big is it, and where has it reached. In t...
When people talk about blood cancer they often imagine very dramatic symptoms, but in real life it can start quite quietly. You might feel tired in a ...
There isn’t one standard way to treat blood cancer that fits everyone. Your doctors usually look at the exact type you have – for example leukaemia, l...
When people say “blood cancer”, they usually mean cancers that start in the cells that make your blood, not in a solid organ like the lung or breast. ...
Low grade, early bladder cancer is usually treated more gently than people expect. The first step is a small surgery through a scope, a transurethral ...
When doctors talk about drug treatment for breast cancer, they usually group things into a few broad boxes. Chemotherapy (for example taxane or anthra...
When you get pain in your lower tummy or pelvic area, it’s completely normal for your mind to jump to serious things like bladder cancer, but pain alo...
Diane 35 is quite a strong hormonal tablet, not a simple vitamin, so how you use it really has to come from your own doctor, not from the internet. It...
Multiple myeloma is a blood cancer that begins in plasma cells, a kind of white blood cell that normally helps you fight infections. In this illness, ...
A hoarse voice once in a while is usually not a reason to panic. It often shows up after a bad cold, shouting at an event, or irritation from acid ref...
Treatment for cervical cancer really depends on the stage, your age, and whether you still want to have children. In simple terms, doctors usually tal...
Many of us grow up hearing that a lump is the main thing to watch for, but early signs of breast cancer can show up in different ways. A new lump or a...
Early cervical cancer can be quiet, so sometimes there are no clear signs at first. Still, a few things often come up in stories women share: Bl...
To be honest cervical cancer can be a bit sneaky, because in the very early stages many women do not feel anything at all. That is why regular Pap sme...