Is malignant cancer?
A relative of mine just got a biopsy report back, and it mentioned 'malignant cells'. My family is very scared, saying it's cancer. Is malignant always synonymous with cancer?
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4 months ago
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Yes, if something is called 'malignant,' it means it's cancerous. It implies that the cells can grow uncontrolled, invade nearby tissues, and potentially spread to other parts of the body. That's why early detection is so crucial.
4 months ago
Yeah, 'malignant' is the term for cancerous. It means aggressive. While a strong body from fitness and good diet helps with overall health, for something like cancer, it's all about medical intervention. No amount of protein shakes will fix that, only doctors.
4 months ago
Haan ji, malignant matlab cancer hi hota hai. Woh wala jo badhta hai aur fail sakta hai. Agar kuch aisi baat ho toh turant doctor ko dikhana chahiye, der nahi karni chahiye na.
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4 months ago
Yes, 'malignant' is the medical term for cancerous. It means it's harmful and has the potential to spread. This is a very serious diagnosis, so please, if you or someone you know receives this, rely solely on qualified oncologists and medical professionals, not internet advice.
4 months ago
Yes, 'malignant' means cancerous. My family always talks about how important it is to get any lump or unusual symptom checked quickly. While elder's advice is good, for serious things like this, only a doctor can properly diagnose and treat.