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What is secondary cancer?
- Thread starter ginfreely
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Omg now I know why my father got lymphoma as recurrence secondary cancer.
https://www.mdanderson.org/cancerwi...nd-how-to-catch-them-early.h00-159536589.html
Which secondary cancers are the most commonly diagnosed?
Livingston: Leukemias, lymphomas and sarcomas. But there are others, such as breast cancer, lung cancer, and thyroid cancer, too. It really depends on a patient’s prior treatment and how it was administered. People who receive radiation therapy to the chest for Hodgkin lymphoma, for instance, are at a higher risk of developing breast cancer one day. But how much depends on several factors, including their age at the time of diagnosis, the dosage they received, and the areas of their body that received radiation.
Khazal: Yes. Usually, they’re blood cancers like Dr. Livingston mentioned, but again, it depends on the initial disease and its treatment.
https://www.mdanderson.org/cancerwi...nd-how-to-catch-them-early.h00-159536589.html
Which secondary cancers are the most commonly diagnosed?
Livingston: Leukemias, lymphomas and sarcomas. But there are others, such as breast cancer, lung cancer, and thyroid cancer, too. It really depends on a patient’s prior treatment and how it was administered. People who receive radiation therapy to the chest for Hodgkin lymphoma, for instance, are at a higher risk of developing breast cancer one day. But how much depends on several factors, including their age at the time of diagnosis, the dosage they received, and the areas of their body that received radiation.
Khazal: Yes. Usually, they’re blood cancers like Dr. Livingston mentioned, but again, it depends on the initial disease and its treatment.
Everyday I am elevating as hokkien virgin while Cantonese dogs sons of DIRTY SLUT MISTRESS PROSTITUTE are buried in their dirty shit hahahaha
I leave it to heaven to guide me to what I learn on cancer and everything about DIRTY CANTONESE @chicken secrets exposed one by one by himself hahahaha
Feels wonderful to have a puzzle pieced out after over three decades.
Made my day! Thanks heaven!
Cancer of your small breast is primary cancer.
Secondary is your black nipple also cancer.
I suggest you cut off the whole thing.
Secondary is your black nipple also cancer.
I suggest you cut off the whole thing.
Will it be possible that your cheebye got cancer, then your cheebye hair also cancer?
Like that should whole piece cut off also!
Like that should whole piece cut off also!
Gansiokbin, would you lick your own cheebye?
You are quite stupid if that took 30 years, must have spent all your time fucking and sucking cocks.
Primary cancer develops in your chee bye. Secondary cancer grows on your hymen. So, if you're afraid of secondary cancer, go and cut off your hymen. But if your hymen was broken decades ago, then you've nothing to fear. No hymen, no cancer risk.
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