What are pre cancer cells?
My uncle recently had some tests done, and the doctor mentioned 'pre-cancer cells.' This sounds concerning. What exactly are these pre-cancer cells?
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7 months ago
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Hey, please don't stress too much just by reading the word 'cancer'! Pre-cancerous cells are just warning signs, meaning the cells are abnormal but NOT cancer. Getting them detected early is actually great because doctors can treat them very easily.
5 months ago
They are abnormal cells that have changed but are not cancer yet, though they could turn into cancer if left untreated. When my aunt was diagnosed with this during a routine screening at Tata Medical, the doctors explained it clearly. Please consult an oncologist to understand the exact type and next steps.
7 months ago
These are abnormal cells that have the potential to become malignant over time. While focusing on a healthy lifestyle with fresh green juices and antioxidant-rich foods is good for the body, you must follow your doctor's medical treatment plan for these cells.
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7 months ago
In medical science, they are cells showing early abnormal changes. Along with the necessary medical procedures, keeping your body's immunity high through regular pranayama and a calm, stress-free mind can help your overall cellular health immensely.
4 months ago
Look, pre-cancer cells are just cells that look unusual under a microscope. It is a wake-up call, not a final diagnosis. Go to a reputed hospital, get the biopsy or Pap smear done properly, and follow what the specialist says without panic.