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Head and neck cancer

Rectal Cancer

The rectum is the last part of your colon, which is just before your anus.Rectal cancers are usually found as a result of screening for colorectal cancers or other symptoms such as bleeding and discomfort in the lower abdomen.

UNDERSTANDING RECTAL CANCER

Depending on which cells in the breast turn cancerous, it can be classified into different kinds. It is possible for breast cancer to begin in different parts of the breast. Breast tissue is divided into three parts: lobules, ducts, and connective tissue

SYMPTOMS OF RECTAL CANCER
  • Breast especially painless
  • dimpling of skin over the breast
  • Redness of skin of the breast
  • Lump in the armpit or axilla
  • Pain in the nipple area
  • Thicker or swollen breasts
  • Breast pain in any area
RISK FACTORS?
  • Female gender
  • Increase in age
  • Overweight or Obesity
  • Dense breasts
  • Genetic mutations
  • Alcohol consumption
  • Hormonal treatment in past
VARIOUS TREATMENTS
  • Surgery
  • Hormonal therapy
  • Hormone treatment
  • Radiation therapy
  • Chemotherapy
  • Targeted therapy
  • Immunotherapy

HOW TO DIAGNOSE?

This test report helps in understanding the complete blood level count of red blood cells and white blood cells. Having low red blood cells indicates that a tumor is causing blood loss, and having high white blood cells indicates infection.

The CT scan is a medical procedure that uses x-rays to take pictures of the body’s insides. Once the images have been captured, they are combined by a computer to create detailed, three-dimensional images.

An MRI generates detailed images of the body using magnetic fields rather than x-rays.

An examination under a microscope is carried out during a biopsy. In this process removal of tissue for testing help in confirming cancer by having a biopsy performed.