Cancer Health

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How Is Secondary Breast Cancer In Bones Treated?

Breast cancer spreads to other organs in the last stage of cancer, which is an advanced stage. The metastasis (spread) may start as early as stage 3 cancer as cancerous cells are typically found in the regional lymph nodes by this stage.

When breast cancer targets bones as the site of invasion, it is known as secondary breast cancer is bones. In fact, the most common site for the breast cancer is bones. The bone metastasis deteriorates bones by decreasing its bone mineral density and consequently strength.

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Secondary Breast Cancer In Bone:

Breast cancer is the second most common type of cancer that predominantly occurs in women. Almost 1 out of 8 women in the US will suffer from breast cancer in their lifetime.

With the advancement of breast cancer, the cancerous cells start invading other organs. Bones are the most common site for the invasion (metastasis) of breast cancer. When breast cancer spreads to bones, it is also known as secondary breast cancer in bones. It is different from the cancer originating in the bone.

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Breast Cancer Can Have Deteriorating Effects On Bone Health:

Breast cancer directly influences bone strength and mineral density, predisposing bones to osteoporosis. The increased incidence of osteoporosis associated with breast cancer is a matter of concern. To address osteoporosis as a side effect of breast cancer and its treatment, it is imperative to understand the relationship between the cancer and the bones. Breast cancer can weaken the bones.

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Survival Rates Of Breast Cancer:

Breast cancer is a major concern these days, due to its ever increasing incidence. It is one of the most common occurring cancers, particularly in women. One in every 8 women suffers from breast cancer once in a lifetime, that is the 12% of the population of women.

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What causes breast cancer to occur?

Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer in women. Almost 12% of women suffer from this deadly disease in their lifetime. Men can also develop breast cancer but the incidence is relatively low. Breast cancer is a matter of concern as its incidence is increasing for the past years.

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How To Self-Identify Breast Cancer?

Breast cancer affects every 1 out of 8 women in US.  That makes 12% of the total population of women. It is the second most common cancer that predominantly affects women. For breast cancer, the most significant risk factor is the gender (being woman) and increasing age.

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“How To Prevent Colon Cancer”

Colon cancer is the third most common cancer in the United States. It is a fact that with advancements in medicine, new and efficient treatment methods are now available.  Despite efficacious interventions, cancer is the leading cause of death if it progresses to the last stage.

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Have You Been Diagnosed with Kidney Cancer? Here Is What You Need to Know

“It’s kidney cancer.” Even if your doctor tells that your kidney cancer is curable, you may still feel the entire world whirling with emotions and pictures of your loved ones. How will you face it? How are you going to fight it? What if you don’t make through cancer? What about your friends? Kids? Parents? Business?

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Cancer Inheritance – What are the Risks?

The relationship between cancer and genes was often underrated until it was discovered that all cancers are caused due to genetic mutations. Genes are the information units in each cell.

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What Causes Fatigue In Colon Cancer?

Fatigue is a feeling of weakness and constantly lacking energy. Tiredness should not be confused with fatigue, which is a normal sensation after doing a hectic workout. Unlike fatigue, tiredness is resolved taking a nap or having a good night sleep.

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