THE CANCER is an accumulation of aberrant cells. It is risky because good cells are squeezed out as malignant cells expand. They are capable of consuming the vital nutrients and blood that healthy cells require while growing furiously.
If the patient is in good health, surgery is the best option to address the disease. The goal is to control its growth if it cannot be eradicated. The method chosen alters depending on the type, size, and location of the tumor. The patient’s age and general health are equally important factors.