Is Anal cancer curable?

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What are the symptoms and curative steps which can be taken? and the places where one can consult for anal cancer.

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Bleeding per rectum, incomplete evacuation of bowel, loss of weight are some symptoms of anal cancer. Surgical Oncologist/Radiation Oncologist/Medical Oncologist are specialist you have to meet. There are many comprehensive cancer centres where you can consult.

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