Treatment for precancerous lesionscreated at May 04, 2009Treatment for precancerous lesions depends on several factors including the specific type of lesion,its size and location,the patient's overall health,and the patient's preferences.Options range from watchful waiting (close observation with regular checkup... |
The basic information for Stomach cancercreated at May 03, 2009Stomach cancer,also known as gastric cancer,is a malignant tumor that arises in the lining of the stomach.It's a relatively common cancer globally,with variations in incidence rates depending on geographic location and dietary factors.Risk factors include ... |
Exploring the Relationship Between Birth Control Pills and Liver Cancer Riskcreated at May 04, 2009Studies have shown a slightly increased risk of developing liver cancer in women who use oral contraceptives,particularly those who use them for a long time or at high doses.However,this increased risk is relatively small compared to other risk factors for... |
Demystifying Liver Cancer: Understanding the Basicscreated at May 04, 2009Liver cancer,primarily hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC),develops when healthy liver cells become cancerous,often due to long-term liver damage from conditions like hepatitis B or C,alcohol abuse,non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD),and certain genetic d... |
Treating Toenail Fungus Safely During Pregnancyupdated at Nov 29, 2024Treating toenail fungus during pregnancy requires caution as many common antifungal medications are not recommended due to potential risks to the developing fetus.Safe options are limited and often involve topical treatments with mild antifungal agents,und... |
Guarding Against Ringworm: A Parent's Guide to Preventioncreated at May 12, 2009Discovering ringworm on your baby's delicate skin can be concerning, but there are proactive steps you can take to minimize the chances of recurrence. While it's challenging to completely shield your little one from this common fungal infection, a few prev... |
Decoding the Pelvic Exam: A Comprehensive Women's Health Assessmentcreated at May 04, 2009During a pelvic exam, your doctor conducts a thorough evaluation of key reproductive organs, including the uterus, vagina, ovaries, fallopian tubes, bladder, and rectum. The objective is to detect any abnormalities in their shape or size, providing valuabl... |
What should I ask my doctor about treatment if I am diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease?created at May 22, 2009Here are some questions you may want to ask: What are the expected benefits of treatment? Would a clinical trial be appropriate for me? What are the risks and possible side effects of treatment? Will treatment affect my fertility? Can I keep working during... |
Things to preapre for Cervical Cancer Treatmentcreated at May 04, 2009Here are some questions you may want to ask your doctor before treatment begins: What is the stage (extent) of my disease? What are my treatment choices? Which do you recommend? Why? What are the chances that the treatment will be successful? Would a clini... |
What can I do to detect it?created at May 04, 2009Most health problems respond best to treatment when they are diagnosed and treated as early as possible. This is especially true of colorectal cancer. Treatment is most effective before the disease spreads. People can take an active role in the early detec... |
How do you diagnose thyroid cancer?created at May 04, 2009The doctor will ask about your medical history and will do a careful physical exam, with special attention to feeling your thyroid and checking for lumps in the neck. You may also be asked to have a blood test or special scans. The best screening test for ... |
What should I ask my doctor when diagnosed with endocrine cancer?created at May 04, 2009Here are some questions you may want to ask your doctor: How can this disease be treated? What are my treatment choices? How successful is the treatment likely to be? Would a clinical trial be appropriate for me? What are the expected benefits of treatment... |