What are the early signs of cancer I should not ignore?

Unexplained weight loss, persistent lumps, unusual bleeding, fatigue, or long-lasting pain should be medically evaluated.

How is cancer diagnosed?

Through a combination of clinical examination, blood tests, imaging (CT, MRI, PET), and biopsy.

Is surgery always required for cancer?

Not always. It depends on the cancer type and stage. Some cancers respond well to chemotherapy or other targeted treatments.

Is chemotherapy painful?

Chemotherapy is usually given through a vein. Side effects vary but are managed with medication and supportive care.

Can cancer come back after treatment?

Recurrence is possible, depending on the cancer type. Regular follow-ups are important for early detection and intervention.

Are all tumors cancerous?

No. Some tumors are benign and not cancerous. Biopsy is needed to confirm whether a tumor is malignant.

Is cancer curable?

Many cancers are curable if detected early and treated properly. Some may be managed long-term like a chronic illness.

What kind of lifestyle changes are recommended during cancer treatment?

Balanced nutrition, adequate rest, stress management, and avoiding smoking or alcohol are typically advised.

Can I work or travel during treatment?

It depends on your treatment plan and response. Your oncologist will guide you based on your condition.