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    • starlight1968sgS Offline
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      Well, we can only do that much on health checks and screenings to detect the disease early

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      • sharonkhooS Offline
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        Just do the most likely tests for the cancers that can be treated most easily if caught early. The rest… well, when it’s time to go, it’s time to go. I believe that one of the reasons that the incidence of cancer is increasing is because people no longer die of other things earlier in life. My brother (doctor) told me that if a person lives long enough, he is bound to get some form of cancer because the cells age and change. The people who get cancer early in life are just unfortunate and of course we should do what we can to live healthy lifestyles, but if you can get to 65 or so more or less intact and healthy, that’s pretty good, I think.

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          slmkhoo:
          Just do the most likely tests for the cancers that can be treated most easily if caught early. The rest... well, when it's time to go, it's time to go. I believe that one of the reasons that the incidence of cancer is increasing is because people no longer die of other things earlier in life. My brother (doctor) told me that if a person lives long enough, he is bound to get some form of cancer because the cells age and change. The people who get cancer early in life are just unfortunate and of course we should do what we can to live healthy lifestyles, but if you can get to 65 or so more or less intact and healthy, that's pretty good, I think.

          I kinda share the same belief that our body is not design to last the long.
          On top of that, our body is now infused with all sorts of chemical from medicine, vaccines, tainted food etc...we will not be able to tell what a combi of all these will result in in our body

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            vinegar
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            don’t scare me, I hv suffering fr 腰痛 …perhaps shld go fr check

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            • lee_ylL Offline
              lee_yl
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              vinegar:
              don't scare me, I hv suffering fr 腰痛 ...perhaps shld go fr check

              Ya lor. That's the scariest part. The 腰痛 was actually triggered by the stomach cancer pressing on some nerves, or something like that.

              When my mum told me her leg was painful, this time has worsen from her waist down to knee cap and was on MC for 1 week, I was worried that it could be bone cancer or something serious.

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                ammonite
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                I do actually know of 2 young people who had bone cancer in the leg and a mother who had stomach cancer. All in remission now. Cancer has other symptoms, it won’t be just a pain. Look for general and unusual fatigue, inexplicable bloating, bruises that don’t go away etc.

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                  vinegar
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                  lee_yl:
                  vinegar:

                  don't scare me, I hv suffering fr 腰痛 ...perhaps shld go fr check


                  Ya lor. That's the scariest part. The 腰痛 was actually triggered by the stomach cancer pressing on some nerves, or something like that.

                  When my mum told me her leg was painful, this time has worsen from her waist down to knee cap and was on MC for 1 week, I was worried that it could be bone cancer or something serious.

                  I oso heard that there r other symptoms of cancer, such as loss of appetite & weight. My friend's father suffered fr. nose cancer showed no symptoms except loss of weight. Went to see few doctors but could not get the diagnosis right. Took quite a number of visits to hospital to find out the real cause, by then it was too late to treat

                  Jialak, I always do not hv appetite, eating for the sake of eating. Must go full body check up.

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                  • starlight1968sgS Offline
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                    Am seeing more pple dying from cancer than other diseases

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                    • lee_ylL Offline
                      lee_yl
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                      You must know your body very well.


                      One friend felt giddy and he actually asked to go through a series of tests and found out he had cancer stage 1. He underwent treatment and his cancer is now in remission for the 9th year.

                      There are also weight loss cases initially (say, commented by friends) but very often, these comments were taken as compliments 😆 without any follow up.

                      Just curious. When one's weight loss is noticeable, at what stage would the cancer be?

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                      • starlight1968sgS Offline
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                        How much weigh loss is considered to trigger an alarm?

                        For fatigue, after a day of work, we sure feel tired
                        The initial symptoms are very vague and that is the problem

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