What are cancer cells called?
I've heard people refer to cancer cells by different names. Is there a specific scientific term for them, or are they just called 'cancer cells'?
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5 months ago
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In medical terms, they are usually called malignant cells or neoplastic cells. My grandmother used to say positive thinking and good food heals everything, but we always followed our oncologist's exact words for the actual treatment. Trusting your doctor is the most important thing.
5 months ago
They are called malignant or tumor cells. Honestly, I ignored a small growing lump for months thinking it was nothing, and I regret it so much because it made the treatment much harder. If you see any unusual growth or symptom, please get it checked by a doctor immediately.
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5 months ago
The scientific name for them is malignant cells. Along with the medical treatment to fight these cells, keeping your body active with light walking or yoga can really help with recovery, provided your doctor permits it. Stay strong!
5 months ago
They are formally called malignant cells. Don't fall for fake WhatsApp forwards claiming you can cure these 'acidic cells' with alkaline water or diet changes. Only a certified medical oncologist can advise you on how to deal with them.
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Doctors refer to them as malignant or cancerous cells. Just like managing my high blood pressure requires regular checkups and a clean lifestyle, dealing with any cell abnormality requires timely screening. Don't skip your annual health exams.