If you have cancer, don’t make these costly mistakes!
One of the biggest mistakes Dr. Tom says cancer patients make is that they read stuff on the internet and think they can treat their cancer on their own.
Can I afford to treat my cancer?
At Causenta, we will often have cancer patients or family members of people diagnosed with cancer call us and say, “I really need your help. I want to beat this cancer.” So, we say, “Great. What’s your budget?”
Ask your doctor about uterine cancer when things are not right “down there”
At Causenta, our hope is that teaching women about the dangers of endometrial cancer, also called uterine cancer, will help them reduce their risk.
It’s easy to overlook early signs of ovarian cancer. Learn what to watch for now!
Did you know ovarian cancer is the fifth most common cause of cancer death among women? Despite being fairly uncommon, ovarian cancer is considered incredibly deadly.
Lung cancer is a top cause of cancer death in the U.S. Are you at risk?
Lung cancer is classified as either small cell lung cancer or non-small cell lung cancer. In most cases, small cell lung cancer is linked to smoking. However, it can also be a byproduct of being exposed to secondhand smoke as well.
Aching bones? Don’t be afraid to ask your doctor to rule out bone cancer if pain persists!
Bone cancer most commonly affects the long leg and arm bones or the pelvis, but it can start in any bone. It’s one of the rarer types of cancer.
What You Should Know About Anal Cancer
Anal cancer is cancer that develops in the tissues of the anus, the tube-like last part of the digestive tract through which solid waste exits the body.
#AskDoctorTom Shares the Top Mistakes Cancer Patients Make
In this episode of Ask Doctor Tom, Dr. Tom shares the top mistakes cancer patients make. Watch the video, and learn more about Dr. Tom’s approach to personalized medicine.
Urethral Cancer: Ask Doctor Tom with Doctor Thomas Incledon
This cancer affects the tissues in of the urethra, the tube that brings urine from the #bladder to the outside of the body. There are three primary kinds of urethral cancer, including squamous cell carcinoma, transitional cell carcinoma, and adenocarcinoma.
Thyroid Cancer: Ask Doctor Tom
Did you know that Thyroid Cancer is on a steady rise in the United States? Do YOU know where your Thyroid is located? Do you know what it controls?
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