#abnormal cells

[lez-run25]

Life update

1. Tested positive for abnormal cervical cells in February

2. Stress ate

3. Gained 10lbs

4. Biopsy confirming abnormal cells in March

5. No workouts due to stress

6. Had abnormal cells removed two weeks ago

7. Less stress

8. Had a follow up today and found out that the tissue they removed that contained abnormal cells magically tested negative for abnormal cells.

Hello July. Thank you for starting off on a good foot. ✨

[diseaseinfohub]

Breast Cancer ICD 10 Code | DiseaseInfoHub

Breast cancer ICD 10 code and understand the classification system. Stay informed about breast cancer diagnoses and treatments.

Breast cancer is a malignant tumor that develops in the breast tissue and can occur in both men and women, though it is more common in women. It is characterized by the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the breast, forming a lump or mass that can potentially spread to other parts of the body if not treated early. The ICD-10 code for breast cancer is C50.9, which is used for medical coding and billing purposes to identify and classify this specific type of cancer in healthcare records.

[yashodahospitals]

What is lung cancer and its causes?

Lung cancer is an uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in one or both lungs. It is one among the most common cancers in the world and usually observed more in smokers. Smoking is considered to be one of the major contributors to lung cancer. The risk of lung cancer is higher in people who smoke (active smoker) or those who are exposed to smoke (passive smoker). However, sometimes it may be seen even in people who do not smoke.

[leader-of-the-queerz]

im only 23 and my doctor just said the words “biopsy” and “cervix” to me when cancer already runs in my family and now my anxiety disorder is eating this news for breakfast

[lupinepublishers]

Basic Health Series: Cancer by Uqbah Iqbal in OAJCAM in Lupine Publishers

This book explains cancer. The name of cancer is not only used to describe one disease, but also for all types of diseases comprising at least 200 different diseases. Many types of cancer can be cured quite easily if the initial treatment is given. More than half of existing cancer can be treated now though others are difficult to treat when in severe stages. All cancers have some of the same features. First, some cells in one part of the body begin to grow in irregular ways.  The  cells  divide  and  multiply  very  fast.  This  results  in  the  accumulation  of  abnormal  cells  called  tumors.  Second,  abnormal  cells  can  spread  to  other  nearby  tissues.  Sometimes  the  cells  can  also spread to other parts of the body far from the original cancer cells. Third, the cells themselves have an abnormal structure. Some tumors  are  called  benign  and  not  cancerous.  Normal  mumps  are  benign tumors. Something that tumors will become cancerous only when the cells function abnormally. Most tumors may be triggered by  a  chemical  or  a  virus  called  a  carcinogen.  This  carcinogen  interferes with DNA-controlled substances.

http://www.lupinepublishers.com/complementary-alternative-medicine-journal/pdf/OAJCAM.MS.ID.000104.pdf

[lifelessthanperfect-blog1]

Breaking news

Today is the day that might have actually broken me. I got news that my abnormal Pap that led to a biopsy has led to another appointment. In November I will be the subject of a LEEP procedure. Severe dysplasia. Pre-cancer. HPV. The consequences to my actions and inactions I suppose.

I'm sitting home alone with my dog trying to process what's next. I don't know if I am in shock or what, but I don't know how I feel. Maybe my defense mechanisms are keeping me an arms length away from dealing or accepting or comprehending. Nothing I say or do is going to change what is happening until that appointment.

I know that I really hate everyone who said "that happens to a lot of people, don't worry." when I told them that my Pap had come back with abnormal cells. Maybe I was on edge because it was my first Pap. Maybe it was the way the nurse said it. Maybe it's because everything abnormal has been taught as scary. I was distraught and nobody other than one person validated my feelings or let me feel like it was okay to be afraid. Now I'm afraid to tell them all they were wrong; that my fear was valid; that I might not really be okay. That's the biggest thing that scares me: not knowing if I'm going to be okay.

[ericdesmarais]

Blush: PAP Tests

So far we have received almost three digits worth of questions, but I’m greedy, and I want more! Ask us your anonymous questions here! Questions What is a PAP Test (Papanicolaou test)? When should I have one? What is it like? Mermaid PAP Test. Image from theawkwardmoose Answer What is it? A PAP Test checks for abnormally growing cells on the cervix. These cells could be pre-cancerous or…

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