x cancer
x cancer is more common in men more than women. Around x people are diagnosed with it in Ireland every year.
x cancer can be treated with surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy.
On this page:
What is x cancer?
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What is the x and what does it do?
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More information about x cancer
Symptoms and diagnosis of x cancer
Tests after an x cancer diagnosis
Stages of x cancer
More information about an x cancer diagnosis
Tests after an x cancer diagnosis
How is x cancer graded and staged?
More information about x cancer treatment
Treatment for x cancer includes surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy. For more information about treatments for x cancer, visit our treatment page. For specific treatment information use the links below.
Treatment 1
Treatment 2
Treatment 3
Coping with x cancer treatment and side-effects
Coping 1
After x cancer treatment
Online Community Support
10 June 2025
Radiotherapy side effect
I have just finished 20 sessions of radiotherapy. My nipple, which was always inverted seems to have some discharge coming from the inverted part which is yellow in colour. It's only a small amount an...
10 June 2025
Government Benefits for Wife Diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma
Hey All
I hope everyone is doing well
My wife was diagnosed with Hodgkin's Lymphoma this month, so we applied for the Illness Benefit. However, she doesn't have enough PRSI contributions. I then...
10 June 2025
Spleen
Hi...it seems the cancer I have isn't covered...so if anyone out there who have gone through cancer of the spleen, how things went for you...it would be really cool to hear from you?👍...
Looking for support?
Our cancer support section contains information and advice on coping with cancer for diagnosed patients and their loved ones.
Publications about x cancer
Downloadable booklets and factsheets
For more information
Phone
1800 200 700
