Metastatic liver cancer

What is cancer?

Cancer are "some bad cells growing in or on your body". Cells that shouldn’t be growing there in the first place and to make things worse, cells that can start traveling around in your body!

What is tumor?

A tumor is an abnormal growth of cells or tissues in or on your body. These tumor cells are not helping your body in any way, the tumor cells are there merely for their own benefit. There are 2 quite in-comprehendible ways of describing a tumor:

• a benign tumor: a good one (not cancerous tumor)
• a malignant tumor: a bad one (a cancer)

I have a benign tumor, so I can be entirely happy?

If life is your primary goal, then yes, you have reason to be happy. Remove the tumor and you are safe. Yet a lot of times, removing the tumor means removing more than just a tumor: lots of times when removing multiple fibroids, the whole uterus gets removed. This means: no more kids and your hormone household is thrown up side down…

Read more how a benign tumor is mostly just the start of a new story at : Tumor in the brain, form a new author on our blog!

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This is how you say Liver Cancer in Spanish: Cáncer del hígado…

You now can read about liver cancer in your language of choice clicking the flags in the right sidebar under translate!

Metastatic Liver Cancer in Spanish?

Metastatic liver cancer gets translated in Spanish into Cáncer del hígado de Metastatic. Not a 100% accurate translation but enough for fathers’ idea to spread the word all over the world in every language that there are:

• too many cancer patients
• too little cancer treatments and
• too little global organized cancer prevention programs.

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Wouldn’t it be nice if we knew how to prevent metastatic liver cancer. Yet in the case of father where the cancer is secondary, and the primary cancer is unknown…

Cancer prevention

… then there is no choice but finding a prevention for each and every cancer. It is for sure not right to say: if I know all about liver cancer prevention, I will never get liver cancer. You will be more safe against primary liver cancer, but still vulnerable for secondary liver cancer

We will start posting and try to find out where fathers cancer maybe could have been prevented. But to repeat fathers intuition of the cause of cancer:

My cancer comes from the food I eat or the air I breath.

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