Know About Cancer...!
What is cancer? We all should know about this fatal disease
condition. Most people die after some months or years once cancer affects them.
It affects all sort of social level people. So we must know about
cancer. Cancer is a deadly disease, and what will it do for a patient who is
affected with it? And how can we define cancer and how it develops? We should
understand these questions first to know well about cancer. Cancer is not a
single disease condition like cough or fever, but cancer is of different types
somewhat approximately 100 in number. Will it affect any particular organ or
system in our body? No. It will affect more or less all body organs and
systems. Even the delicate organs like eyes and heart can even be affected by
cancer when it spreads to those organs. In total cancer is a fatal disease
condition of affecting overall body cells when it affects a patient.
Signs and symptoms of each cancerous condition in our body may differ from the other cancer condition. Generally, cancer patients affect with weight loss, fever, and tiredness.
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As there are 100 more types of
cancerous conditions that affect our body, each kind of cancer is distinctive
from the other kinds of cancers with its own sources and signs and symptoms.
The treatments for different cancer types are also different.
We will see now how cancer develops in common. Each organ in our body is fabricated of cells. Cells are the building material like bricks for a house. The cells of the body reproduce and segregate themselves and that makes growth and changes to the body. But, in some abnormal conditions, body cells continue to divide and multiply even when there is no need for growth or any other reasons, in such conditions, these cells accumulate and form a mass development called tumor.
We will see now how cancer develops in common. Each organ in our body is fabricated of cells. Cells are the building material like bricks for a house. The cells of the body reproduce and segregate themselves and that makes growth and changes to the body. But, in some abnormal conditions, body cells continue to divide and multiply even when there is no need for growth or any other reasons, in such conditions, these cells accumulate and form a mass development called tumor.
These abnormal growth or development of mass in a particular
organ or system can be divided into two types such as malignant tumor and benign
tumor. A malignant tumor is very dangerous as they invade deep inside an organ
or system and it cannot be removed easily. The spread of the cancer called
metastasis for the malignant tumor is extensive to the close proximity too. On
the other hand, a benign tumor is not too fatal or dangerous, as they are
superficial on the skin layer, and also can easily be removed.
The cancer is named from the origin
of its spread, for example when cancer originates from the lung and spreads to
the brain, it is simply called lung cancer. Leukemia is a cancer condition of
blood cells (white blood cells), but the cancer may metastasize to the other
organs from the blood stream.
Signs and symptoms of each cancerous condition in our body may differ from the other cancer condition. Generally, cancer patients affect with weight loss, fever, and tiredness.
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