Dr. Harish . A. Motwani

take vit D3 suppliments and calcium,and get an arthritis panel ,along with a health check profile to ascertain for any deficiency or abnormality

It is not cancerous, so does not affect survival but needs surgical removal. If not treated early it may grow in size, later making its treatment difficult.

Dear lybrate-user, you need consultation of expert in oral cancer, mds in oral medicine& radiology. They will guide you.

If the lumps are non cancerous and are not growing in size or no. Then there is nothing to worry. There are certain medicines in allopathy which can be helpful which any surgeon can prescribe after examining you. If there is no relief with medicines then surgery is the option. The reason for this is usually hormonal changes which occur during this time in a girls life.

Hi lybrate-user, I appreciate you seeking clarification. Well, blood cancer is characterized by uncontrolled growth of the cells of either the lymphatics system or of the cells in the bone marrow. It could present with one or more of the following symptoms - bones/ joints pain, swollen lymph nodes, fevers, night sweats, fatigue/ weakness, tendency to bleed easily, frequent infections, loss of weight/ appetite etc all. The treatment varies basis the type of cancer one is suffering from, apart from other aspects. Your haemato-oncologist can best clarify the treatment protocol/ approach as would be appropriate contextually. Hope this helps. Do take care and all the very best. Sincerely

Yes but nearly 5-7 %may be genetically transferred, rest are acquired. Stages means extent of spread and grade means aggressiveness of disease.

Hi Vickyaim... it is too early to reach to a diagnosis of cancer.... and it may not be so don't worry... It may be colitis, or Irritable Bowel syndrome... etc... But don't worry all the above conditions are permanently treatable by homoeoapthic medicine so if you want you may take consultation through lybrate.

I adv sorry for her condition but best supportive care may be the only solution. in case you need any help, I am around

Dear lybrate-user, retracted nipples are the symptoms of cancer. Inverted nipples is usually a developmental anomaly. Often by child birth and lactation, they arrive to the normal location. If they were previously protruding and then have retracted, then you need further evaluation. But if they have remained the same from childhood to present, it's not a cause for worry. A gynaecologist can guide you for this and later during child birth and lactation.

Dear sir, treatment would depend on the site and histopathology along with staging. Nutritional supplements and supportive medication are needed to reduce his weakness and ofcourse he can get healthy.