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Laparoscopic vs Open Surgery for Cancer

Laparoscopic vs Open Surgery for Cancer

Laparoscopic cancer surgery uses 3-4 small cuts of 5-12 mm each while open surgery needs one big incision running 15-30 cm depending on where the cancer is sitting. Cure rates are equal for most cancers when done by someone who knows what they’re doing but...
How Often to Get Checked After Cancer Treatment

How Often to Get Checked After Cancer Treatment

Cancer follow-up visits are typically scheduled every 3-4 months for the first two years after treatment, every 6 months for years three through five, and annually after that. Exact frequency depends on your cancer type, stage at diagnosis, treatment received, and...
Signs That Cancer Has Returned

Signs That Cancer Has Returned

Signs that cancer has returned include unexplained weight loss, new lumps or swelling, persistent pain that doesn’t respond to normal painkillers, fatigue that won’t lift, and rising tumor markers on blood tests. Recurrence can show up at the original...
Can Cancer Come Back After Surgery

Can Cancer Come Back After Surgery

Yes, cancer can come back after surgery and it happens in roughly 20-40% of cases depending on cancer type, stage at diagnosis, and how completely the tumor was removed. Can show up again at the original site, in nearby lymph nodes, or in distant organs like liver,...
Signs of Infection After Cancer Surgery

Signs of Infection After Cancer Surgery

Common signs of infection after cancer surgery include fever above 100.4°F or 38°C, spreading redness around the incision, thick or foul-smelling discharge, increasing pain at the wound site, and swelling that gets worse instead of better. Surgical site infections...