Oral cancer can affect areas such as the tongue, lips, cheeks, soft and hard layer of palate, mouth’s floor, pharynx and sinuses. Chemotherapy or drug treatments are introduced to destroy the remaining cancer cells to check the progress of cancer in the body. Consistent ear pain is accompanied with oral cancer in patients.
Oral cancer can affect areas such as the tongue, lips, cheeks, soft and hard layer of palate, mouth’s floor, pharynx and sinuses. Chemotherapy or drug treatments are introduced to destroy the remaining cancer cells to check the progress of cancer in ... More
Hi doctor I am 42 year old..i have cold urticaria from from 2011..is this a sign of cancer ?.. Whenever I visited doctor they just give antihistamine tablets..only cetrizine .whenever I expose myself to cold air or rain...urticaria and itching will form all over the body.. i couldn't stop itching for few min..unless my body comes to warm temperature And i have itching in between leg fingers.. Can you please suggest what are the blood test should be done Thanks
My father has urdergone surgery for oral cancer in February 2026 and required no further treatment like radiation or chemo. I wanted to know if he can use Nusil ultra gel for the surgical scar now on his face( around mouth and neck). Is it safe from an oncological point of view?
Dear Sir/ Madam Is it feasible or reasonable to take treatment for a 95 year old male suffering from lung cancer ?
My family member has recently been diagnosed with Stage 4 stomach cancer. She has already undergone stomach surgery, during which the cancer was detected. We are currently looking for guidance on her nutrition and overall diet. Could anyone recommend: A good oncology dietitian (preferably someone who provides online consultations)? What kind of diet is generally recommended for a Stage 4 stomach cancer patient after stomach surgery? Are there any foods that should be avoided or any nutritional supplements that are commonly advised? If there are any experienced oncologists or cancer nutrition specialists who provide consultations, I would also appreciate their recommendations. Thank you.
Fibroadenoma of size 0.6*1.2 with birads 3 in one breast , do I need to worry? Will it become cancer? I m scared
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