An Overview Of Cancer
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Understanding Cancer
Cancer is a disease that originates in the body’s cells, the building blocks of all living organisms, including humans. Our bodies are composed of billions of these cells.
Cancer arises when these cells start to grow and divide uncontrollably, deviating from their normal lifecycle. Typically, cells grow to a certain size, stop expanding, and eventually die off. However, cancer cells defy this cycle, continuing to grow and multiply without regulation. They often cluster together to form masses known as tumors.
Tumors composed of cancer cells can damage surrounding healthy tissues, potentially making a person very ill. Furthermore, cancer can spread to other body parts. This occurs when a portion of the tumor breaks away, travels through the body, and forms new tumors elsewhere, a process known as metastasis.
Cancer can cause significant illness, so early detection is crucial for effective treatment. Being aware of the signs is important. Some common cancer symptoms include:
- A lump in the breast or testicles
- Changes in skin appearance, such as warts or moles
- Persistent sore throat that doesn’t heal
- Noticeable changes in bowel or bladder habits
- Coughing up blood or a persistent cough
- Difficulty swallowing and indigestion
- Unusual bleeding or vaginal discharge
- Chronic fatigue
While these symptoms can be linked to other, less serious conditions, it is vital to consult a doctor if they occur. Early diagnosis can make a significant difference in successful treatment.
The exact causes of cancer remain unclear, but it is known to be non-contagious. Unlike the common cold, cancer cannot be spread from person to person. Lifestyle factors like smoking and excessive alcohol consumption can increase cancer risk, although why some people develop cancer and others do not is still not fully understood by medical professionals.
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