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Follow-up care is a life-long reality for men who have had prostate cancer surgery. For most men, the follow-up care is as simple and tolerable as an occasional PSA blood test to determine whether the cancer returns. If the cancer does return, quick detection and proper treatment can make a major difference. Some men may need... more »
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, breast cancer is the second most common form of cancer for women. In 2005, nearly 186,467 women and 1,764 men were diagnosed with breast cancer. According to the American Cancer Society, most patients who go through treatment for breast cancer will most likely have surgery... more »
There are several options for prostate cancer surgery. Surgery and radiation are the two courses of action to take when diagnosed with early-stage prostate cancer. Surgeons may opt to remove the prostate and its cancer entirely, fix urinary problems caused by a tumor touching the urethra, or remove and test lymph nodes to determine... more »
Breast cancer is a terrible ordeal. With the pressure that comes from the uncertainties, treatments and operations, it is not hard to imagine how patients end up feeling drained and listless. Even though there are countless medications to help with the surgeries and the disease, one of the best happens to be one of the simplest: food. more »
Prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer found in American men, and the American Cancer Society estimates that one out of every six men in America will be diagnosed with the condition in his lifetime. As long as the cancer is within the prostate gland and does not spread to other organs, it is not a life-threatening... more »
In 2009, the National Cancer Institute’s estimates there will likely be over 105,000...
Bowel cancer is an affliction that can affect either your small or large intestine and can...
According to the Mayo clinic around 112,000 people develop colon cancer each year. Although the...
If you have just gone through or are about to go through prostate cancer surgery, the emotions you are feeling are completely normal. You may... more »
Treatment for breast cancer begins within weeks of the diagnosis. A diagnosis of cancer can be emotionally devastating, yet the period between... more »
Cervical cancer is a condition where cancerous cells invade the cervix, the part of the body that connects a woman's uterus to the vagina. The... more »
Surgery is a common treatment for women with breast cancer. They may remove the affected breast through a mastectomy, try to save the breast with... more »
The kind of breast cancer surgery you have will determine your recovery time. If it is a lumpectomy, in which only a small amount of tissue is... more »
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