Brain cancer begins with a mass of abnormal cell growth inside of the brain. There are many different types of brain tumors, some being malignant or cancerous, and others being benign or noncancerous. Many people end up with brain cancer after their original type of cancer metastasized into the brain. These types of metastasized tumors…
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Cancer in the bladder is one of the more common cancers that affect over sixty-eight thousand humans across the United States every year. While bladder cancer typically affects more men than women, and older adults rather than the younger, it can happen at any age. This type of cancer begins in the urothelial cells that…
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Cancer treatment and certain treatments for long-term disorders can have a major impact on fertility, which can impact the ability for people to become pregnant in the future. Fertility preservation is a procedure, or group of procedures, done to help keep a person’s ability to have children. Some examples of fertility preservation are sperm banking,…
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After your initial diagnosis and once the determination has been made as to which type of bladder cancer you are facing, it will then be time to decide on a method of treatment. Your doctor and medical care team will advise you of your best options with all possible outcomes. If you have not yet…
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Bile duct cancer, or cholangiocarcinoma, is a type of cancer that forms in the thin tubes, or bile ducts, that carry the digestive fluid bile from your liver to the gallbladder and small intestine. This is an uncommon type of cancer that occurs most often in people over fifty, although it can happen at any…
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The gallbladder is a pear-shaped, very small organ on the right side of your abdomen, just underneath your liver. The gallbladder functions to store bile, which is a digestive fluid produced by your liver. Gallbladder cancer is a cancer that grows in the gallbladder and is rather uncommon. When this cancer is diagnosed in the…
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Esophageal cancer occurs in the hollow muscular tube that is responsible for aiding in the process of digestion and moving food and liquids from the mouth to the stomach. This type of cancer can develop after the formation of a tumor, or uncontrolled group of cells, turns malignant. The cause of the development of esophageal…
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Anxiety and stress sideline most cancer treatments and are often impossible to completely shake. From the time of diagnosis, your stress levels may be higher than usual, and you may feel more anxious or stressed out about things that would normally not push you to the brink. During treatment, you may worry that your treatment…
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