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Liver Cancer

Most primary liver cancers begin in hepatocytes (liver cells). This type of cancer is called hepatocellular carcinoma or malignant hepatoma. Liver cancer is difficult to control. It can be cured only when found at an early stage (before it has spread) and only if the patient is healthy enough to have an operation. Unfortunately, liver cancer is a silent disease and always to be found in a terminal stage. Most patient died one year after diagnosis. Only 5% cases live above 5 years. Orthodox liver cancer treatment (surgery, radiation & chemotherapy) has showed, in some cases, potential in relieving symptoms and improving the patient's quality of life. But in most other cases, the death rate of surgery, the side effects of radiation and chemotherapy are always beyond that patients can tolerate. ................... ......................................................................know more about liver cancer Canelim Capsules, the medicine we recommended here, is the only Chines...
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Bone Cancer

Bone tumors may be benign or malignant (cancer). And bone cancer may arise in the bone (primary bone cancer) or spread from other organs(secondary bone cancer). This page deals mainly with bengin bone tumors, primary bone cancer and secondary bone cancer with unknown origins. If the origination of a secondary bone cancer is known, please refer to the related pages of breast, lung, prostate, etc. The most common types of bone cancer are osteosarcoma, chondrosarcoma, Ewing's sarcoma etc. Treatment options depend on the type, size, location, and stage of the cancer, as well as the person's age and general health. Surgery, chemotherapy and radiation are always the choices. ...............................................................know more about bone cancer Canelim Capsules, the medicine we recommended here, is the only Chinese anti-cancer medicine listed in Class A of the National Basic Insurance Catalog, China. It is of high efficiency in killing cancer cells, boosting immun...
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Bladder cancer

Bladder cancer is the fifth most common neoplasm and the twelfth leading cause of cancer death. Males are affected three times more frequently than women. Numerous chemicals are suspected bladder cancer forming agents, however, only cigarette smoking and occupational exposure to a certain class of organic chemicals called aromatic amines are well-established risk factors. At diagnosis about 75% of patients have superficial bladder cancer and 25% have invasive or metastatic disease. Although superficial bladder tumors tend to recur frequently, most of recurrent tumors stay in the superficial areas. However, 5-30% of superficial tumors progress to invasive disease. Invasive tumors have a higher risk to metastasize. For untreated metastatic disease, the 2-year survival rate is less than 5%. There are many treatment options for bladder cancer patients, some have long been in use, some are still considered experimental. Each case is unique, and there are many factors to consider before deci...
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