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
30 April 2024
How commonly are second opinions needed for skin biopsies?
How common is it to wait up to 4 months for results and be told that biopsy needs a second opinion?
I had a mole excision 8 weeks ago in a public hospital through a private dermatologist referral, ...
25 April 2024
Waiting on results
Hi,
I am out of my mind with worry. I am 58 years of age and only went for my first mammogram on March 21st. I have a history of childhood abuse and lots of body issues so I kept delaying it and the ...
25 April 2024
Waiting for Biopsy Results
I found a breast lump a few months ago. I just assumed it was a cyst as my mother had suffered from them and the lump is very round, smooth and movable.
I finally got around to seeing my gp who ad...
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
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1800 200 700
