anal cancer

There are different types of treatment for patients with anal cancer.

However, some patients who develop anal cancer don't have any risk factors.

It is used for the early detection of anal cancer.

These and other symptoms may be caused by anal cancer.

Marital status was not important for the development of anal cancer among women.

About 2,020 men are estimated to have received a diagnosis of anal cancer last year as well.

Treatment of stage I anal cancer may include the following:

The report concluded, "Homosexual behavior in men is a risk factor for anal cancer."

This is because anal cancer is more common in those populations.

This population was studied because it has the highest incidence of anal cancer.

Another 266 anal cancers were calculated from the representative samples.

If anal cancer is suspected, a biopsy will be performed.

For this reason, many patients with anal cancer have required permanent colostomies.

Treatment of anal cancer must be individualized in consultation with a specialist.

Having the human immunodeficiency virus can affect treatment of anal cancer.

Cervical and anal cancers can be fatal if they are not caught early enough.

Treatment for anal cancer includes surgery, radiation treatments, and chemotherapy.

You need to make sure bleeding is not from a more serious condition such as colorectal or anal cancer.

In late 2010, Gardasil was also approved for the prevention of anal cancer.

Most anal cancers are diagnosed in people who are between 50 and 80.

We observed a profound change in the pattern of epidermoid anal cancer.

Smoking as a risk factor for anal cancer has been suggested by Daling and others.

Indeed, changed smoking habits might explain some of the observed recent increase in anal cancer incidence.

But he cautioned that its effectiveness against anal cancer remained to be proved.