Cancer is not a single disease, rather it is an extensive group of diseases caused by the uncontrolled growth of certain cells in the body. It is important to know certain symptoms, especially those of a prolonged nature that cannot be treated; therefore, if a malignant tumor develops, it can be quickly diagnosed. A cancerous tumor begins with a so-called primary localization. Cancer cells can invade and damage surrounding tissues, and then break away from the primary tumor and spread through the circulatory and lymphatic systems to other organs. These secondary tumors, the so-called metastases, can also be dangerous. A cancerous tumor can develop in any part of the body. The most common type of cancer in children is cancer of the circulatory system — leukemia. Cancer of the brain and its membranes, and lymphomas (cancer of the lymphatic system) are somewhat less common in children. Depending on the location, type and degree of the disease, each type of cancer has its own symptoms. Fatigue, strange bruises, infections, bleeding gums, and pallor are characteristic signs of leukemia. Swollen and soft to the touch lymph nodes, decreased appetite, fever, night sweats and malaise are typical signs of lymphoma.
Headaches and vomiting, loss of coordination, changes in vision, and seizures can be symptoms of a brain tumor (although they may not appear until the tumor reaches such a size that it presses on the brain tissue). Huge efforts, money and time have been spent on studying the causes and treatment of various types of cancer in children. Although the exact causes of most cancers are still unknown, several likely contributing factors have been identified. The occurrence of cancer is influenced by electromagnetic radiation (especially through nearby high-voltage transmission lines and transformers), radioactivity, certain medications (in particular, dietis tilbestrol), pesticides, food additives and cigarette smoke. Another important aspect of the study is nutrition, in particular the consumption of saturated fats. A hereditary predisposition or a genetic condition can also be a factor influencing the development of this disease in children. For example, children with congenital Down syndrome are more at risk of developing leukemia. Parents whose child has been diagnosed with cancer often feel guilty and responsible for his illness and begin to reflect on what they did, what caused the child's illness, how they failed to prevent it, and whether they missed the symptoms of the developing disease.
If a child has cancer, it is important — for your own sake and for your child's sake — that you do not blame yourself, but be sure that you respond to all the symptoms of the disease in the best possible way. The prospects for a child diagnosed with cancer depend on the type of disease, its location, how the child reacts to treatment, and his general state of health at the time of diagnosis. If a child is diagnosed with cancer, we recommend finding a pediatric oncologist, a doctor specializing in the treatment of cancer in children, and a healer who treats with natural remedies in order to activate the child's powers. Herbal medicines, homeopathy, acupressure, diet, and dietary supplements can all be used to stimulate the immune system and alleviate the effects of cancer therapy. Since your child is unique and, accordingly, the response to the disease and treatment are also unique, it is best to work closely with qualified specialists. We advise you to find a doctor who wants to work in contact with a specialist who treats with natural remedies (and vice versa). Each of these specialists needs to know what the other is doing, as the treatment of one may affect the treatment of the other.
Types of cancer
Different medical terms are used to describe different types of cancer. Most of these words end in the syllable -oma, which means "mass" or "tumor." The main types of cancer are as follows:
1. Carcinoma - cancer of the skin, mucous membranes, glands, and internal organs is often classified as a carcinoma.
2. Leukemia is a cancer of the tissue that produces blood cells. Because leukemia leads to abnormal blood cell formation, it is often referred to as blood cancer.
3. Lymphoma is a cancer of the lymph nodes and other lymphatic tissue.
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