Oncology

Memooma treatment: considerations and options other than surgery The emergence of cervioma, the most common benign tumour in the female genitals, often leaves the patient confused about the treatment, especially…

"Approbable" and "negative" for the uterus. The presence of uterine auscultoma, a common female gynaecology disease, although mostly benign, still has many effects on the life and health of patients.…

Female pregnancy preparedness: preparation for a new life journey Pregnancies are an important process for women with expectations and responsibilities. Full preparation of all aspects before the arrival of a…

Does uterus tumor affect the subsequent pregnancy? As a benign tumour common to the female reproductive system, uterine tumours cause confusion and concern among many pregnant women: can uterine tumours…

Cervical cancer and fertility: hope and choice in distress Cervical cancer, a malignant tumour common in the female reproductive system, has had a significant impact on the physical and mental…

Breast and ovarian cancer: the truth behind the connection and the message of prevention Breast cancer and ovarian cancer are common malignant tumours in women, and there is a worrying…

In the treatment of breast cancer, new assisted treatment (Neoadjuvant Therapy, NAT) usually refers to systematic treatment before the operation, including chemotherapy, target-oriented treatment or endocrine treatment, aimed at reducing…

Bountoma is a form of tumour that originates in human tissues or supports tissues (e.g. muscles, bones, fats, blood vessels, etc.), of which the smoothing of musculoma (Leiomyosarcoma, known as…

Awareness of uterine membranes: the “invisible killer” of women's health In the context of gynaecological diseases, endometriosis is a more common but highly neglected disease. For many women, the disease…

What are the concerns after the stomach cancer? Stomach cancer surgery is an important tool for the treatment of stomach cancer, but post-operative recovery requires the high priority of patients…