Are tumors bad

Are all testicular tumors bad?

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: Not all tumors discovered in the body are benign, (noncancerous), and not all tumors discovered in the human body are malignant, (cancerous). The most important thing you can do is detect early and treat early. Testicular lumps and testic…

Do lung cancer tumors hurt like bad soreness in the chest??

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“lung cancer symptoms” is the search phrase I used. A new cough or a cough that does not go away. Smokers who have a chronic cough from smoking may have a change in how severe their cough is or how much they cough. Chest, shoulder…

Can soy cause or worsen tumors? Is it bad for my condition, which…?

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I do not have any other testimonials from people suffering from neurofibromatosis but have many stories of people whose tumors (of many different types) have grown because of the plant estrogens in soy foods, soy milk or soy isoflavone supp…

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Are gallbladder growths/cysts/tumors bad for you? When should I start to become concerned?

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A: Ummm… have you actually been diagnosed? If it is malignant, then YEAH! it is very dangerous, and an oncologist will treat you. If not, you should still get any kind of growth removed. In your gallbladder, there’s not a lot of room… sooo, because it’s a functioning organ, you want to have it removed. A cyst will eventually come to a head, and explode… the infected pus and exudates will travel through your system and could infect you somewhere else… so you DEFINATELY want to take care of it immediately.

Are brain tumors bad and are they definitely treatable?

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A: Most are bad and some are treatable.It depends on the variation and if it was found early or late. There are a number of variables on how treatable they are.

are fatty tumors bad?

Q: I think my budgie has one…how can it effect her life? can she live with it or does she need an operation?

A: Hello.Fatty tumors are common in budgies but it will need to be checked out to determine how it will affect her life. It depends on where the tumor is located on her body and how long she’s had it as well. Fatty tumors are a result of fatty deposits. The most common cause is diet. A diet consisting primarily of seeds is often the culprit. Budgies require the same kind of a diet as a larger bird; lots of fresh fruits, veggies, nuts, greens, grains, sprouts, etc. as they would find in the wild. Another reason to have the bird checked out by an avian vet is to determine if indeed it is a fatty tumor. There are lots of different kinds of tumors and they can all look the same. There are tests that can be done to determine what type it is exactly, if and how it can be treated and how it will affect her life. The best thing for your pet is to have her checked out by a veterinarian. Here is an article on how to find a good, qualified avian vet. http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/373983/what_to_do_if_your_bird_is_ill.htmlGood luck!