You can't really perform a full-body, professional-grade lymphatic drainage massage on yourself. "As much as I wish that were true, I must be honest: It is ...

While recurring breast cancer can be treated, it may return yet again. Accordingly, proper understanding of this condition ...

A recent AIIMS, Delhi study reveals that removing specific lymph nodes from the pelvis and abdomen significantly improves survival rates for women with advanced ovarian cancer. The research, involving ...

Tahira Kashyap recently took to her social media to share how her breast cancer has relapsed after seven years. Here's all ...

A specialist doctor called a radiologist usually does the scan. They put a gel on the skin over the area where the lymph nodes are. The ultrasound scanner has a microphone or probe that gives off ...

Inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) and triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) are more likely to come back than other breast cancer types and subtypes, according to the American Cancer Society ...

OAKLAND, Calif. - A new program for first-time homebuyers in the Bay Area is offering residents as much as $200,000 in down payment assistance, making the lofty goal of homeownership a little more ...

Recurrence rates for people who have mastectomies vary: There is a 5-10 per cent chance that cancer will recur within five years if doctors do not find cancer in your axillary lymph nodes. There’s a ...

If IBC recurs in the area of a reconstructed breast or near the mastectomy scar, it is considered a local recurrence. Regional recurrence is found in the lymph nodes or near the collarbone on the same ...

SCLC is classified into two stages: Limited-stage: Cancer is only in one lung and may or may not have spread to the lymph nodes by the collarbone and mediastinum (area between the lungs). Extensive ...

Allergy symptoms may include a runny nose, congestion, coughing, wheezing, itching, and sometimes, swollen lymph nodes. Lymph nodes are small, bean-shaped organs that help remove harmful ...

Surgery to remove lymph nodes in the neck (neck dissection) can cause changes in the neck and shoulder. After surgery, the skin in the area becomes tighter and thicker as the scar heals. As the scar ...