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    • floppyF Offline
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      If you go for regular check up, the possibility of catching the symptoms early are good. If your family has a high cancer incidence rate, then the gap between check ups would have to be tighter than usual. A cancer marker test would give you an idea if you are totally clueless of your risk.

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        ammonite:
        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.

        Different cancer has different symptoms. It's good to learn to notice or understand some of them. I also advocate going for the standard screening once you hit 40 yo.

        For ladies, most common form of cancers - breast, colon, endometrial, lung, cervical, skin, and ovarian cancers.
        For men, most common form of cancers - prostate, lung, colorectal, bladder and melanoma skin cancers.

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          starlight1968sg:
          nicnac:

          My Uncle recently went a&e for stomach pain and was diagnosed with stage 4. Operated on immediately and now awaiting medical report.


          I hope he is recovering well
          May I ask he went to a private or govt hosp? If it is the latter, is he as a private or subsidised patient?

          Thank you for your well wishes. He was discharged yesterday. He was at SGH.

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            http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-39640165

            Why an American went to Cuba for cancer care

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              https://s27.postimg.org/45dcg1qzn/IMG_2032.jpg\">

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                https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chu_Ke-liang


                CHU Ke Liang left due to cancer

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                  http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/many-not-keen-to-get-cervical-cancer-jab

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                    Korean drama star Kim Woo Bin diagnosed with throat cancer

                    http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/lifestyle/korean-drama-star-kim-woo-bin-diagnosed-with-throat-cancer-8879410

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                      starlight1968sg:
                      http://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/health/many-not-keen-to-get-cervical-cancer-jab

                      There are some teenagers who claims they were left paralysed by this HPV vaccine. You can google it. My niece had the vaccination and she is alright. Other than GBS, they don't know why some people get paralysed by this vaccine while others don't.

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                        ngl2010

                        Regarding this vaccine, I also don’t know who to believe

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