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Signs of Eye Cancer
Eye cancer is a rare disease that can occur in people of all ages, both adults and children. Like other types of cancer, early-stage eye cancer often does not show clear clinical symptoms and becomes more apparent in later stages. Therefore, the treatment of eye cancer does not yield high effectiveness and significantly affects vision.
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How dangerous is ear cancer?
Considered an extremely rare type of cancer, the successful treatment of ear cancer varies for each patient, as it depends on the location, duration of development, and metastasis of the tumor. Therefore, to increase the success rate of treatment, patients need to detect early any unusual signs in the ear.
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Are atypical cells cancerous?
Cancer screening is being increasingly prioritized in Vietnam. The presence of atypical cells in Pap smear or biopsy can concern patients. However, atypical cells are not necessarily cancer cells.
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Is malodorous urine a sign of cancer?
The odor of urine can be influenced by food and medical conditions. Some types of cancer may cause malodorous urine; however, the human nose cannot detect this.
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Do colon polyps grow back after removal?
Colon polyps are usually benign, but doctors often recommend removing them as they may develop into cancer later. So, do colon polyps grow back after removal?
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10 Foods to Eat During Cancer Chemotherapy
A healthy, balanced diet during chemotherapy treatment for cancer is important to keep your body functioning optimally. Foods that taste mild, are easy to digest and are rich in nutrients are one of the best options.
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At what size should an ovarian cyst be operated?
Ovarian cysts are a common gynecological disease in women of childbearing age. Treatment can be supported by medication or surgery. However, many women often wonder about the size of ovarian cysts which should be operated. Find out through the following shares from gynecological experts at Vinmec.
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Should People Over 30 Get the HPV Vaccine?
Diseases related to the reproductive system, such as cervical cancer, are on the rise. The primary cause of cervical cancer is the human papillomavirus (HPV). Therefore, getting the HPV vaccine as soon as possible can help reduce the risk of developing this disease. Many questions arise regarding whether individuals over 30 years old can receive the HPV vaccine. This article aims to address that question.
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Does Chocolate Harm Cancer Patients?
There is no evidence that chocolate can cure cancer or provide significant benefits for individuals with cancer. Chocolate remains a type of candy high in fat and sugar, so it should be consumed in moderation, regardless of whether a person has cancer.
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Monitoring head lumps
When unusual lumps appear in the head, many people feel worried. Many reasons can cause these lumps and each cause requires appropriate monitoring and treatment measures
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