Ldh report high neutrophils
Wbc count anything from.12000 to 18000 always once reach 22000 also ldh report is normal as attached so why wbc is high Chronic prostatis leads to high WBC?
Lymphoma Treatment
Lymphoma cancer occurs when the normal cells goes through a transformation and grow in different parts of the body. Vaccines are administered that are designed for stimulating the patient’s immune system. To diagnose the condition, blood tests are performed.
Lymphoma cancer occurs when the normal cells goes through a transformation and grow in different parts of the body. Vaccines are administered that are designed for stimulating the patient’s immune system. To diagnose the condition, blood tests are pe ... More
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Hair dye after cancer diagnosis
I am a 47 year old female was diagnosed with pT1c N0 M0 IDC grade 2 hormone positive her2 negative breast cancer In May 2025 (last year).. had lumpectomy, no chemo needed, had radiation and currently on tamoxifen..had my one year PET CT all clear...can I use hair dye?..keep reading that it causes cancer...any suggestions which hair dye can be used safely Thanks
Oral sub mucous fibrosis progress stages
Can OSMF still progress even after quitting the habit, and will there still be any kind of cancer risk?
Inavasive carcinoma in right breast
My mother right breast 3 cm lump and biopsy report invasive carnicoma can you tell me please what Is the treatment
Breast Cancer
My mother in-law underwent a biopsy test and it revealed the presence of the disease. We were told the disease is in its early stages. Please refer the attached report and confirm.
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Cervix Cancer: Myths and Facts
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Five Reasons to Quite Smoking
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Facts About Breast Cancer
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Cancer Red Flag Symptoms!
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