Cancer

The human body has many cells. They grow, divide and multiply as needed. Anything that disturbs this process causes new cells to multiply uncontrollably, and the old cells don't die when they should, leading to overcrowding of cells, making it hard for the body to function. Benign cancer cells do not spread to other parts, but malignant cancer cells do. These cells travel to other parts of the body and disrupt the functioning of other body organs. Causes for the growth of cancer cells include lifestyle habits, genes you get from your parents, and exposure to cancer-causing agents in the environment. Many times, the cause remains untraceable.

Symptoms

Signs and symbols of Cancer are not specific. Many times, other diseases also cause the same symptoms. However, on noticing any of the symptoms people must visit the hospital and get recommended cancer-related check-ups and certain tests. Early detection increases the chances of survival with proper care and treatment.

• Lymph nodes large enough to be felt with fingers anywhere in the body.
• Eating problems
• Bladder changes
• Changes in bowel system
• Sudden weight loss or weight gain
• Night sweats
• Headaches
• Vision hearing impairment.
  
  

Treatment

Modern science treatments for cancer include options like chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, hormone therapy, stem cell transplant, and surgery. However, the success rate depends on the intensity of cancer and many other medical conditions. Neurotherapy treatment helps cancer patients to fight back the challenges of pain, fatigue, depression, and sleep problems that accompany cancer and deteriorate their health further. It uses pressure techniques to relieve and stimulate the organs and restore their functioning and reduce pain, and discomfort.