Leukemia is common in children and has a congenital appurtenance. However, certain forms are widespread in adults.
Early stages of Leukemia can be effectively treated and managed. In children, it is highly curable, offering long–term survival years.

What is Leukemia?

It is a disorder of the blood cells in which white blood cells are overproduced.

The large amount of white blood cells inhibits the production of other blood cells by narrowing the space in the bone marrow.

Types of Leukemia

• • Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL) – It is a condition when the bone marrow starts to produce white blood cells that are not mature and also in excess amounts. The abnormal cells lose their functionality. It is a highly progressive cancer, spreads rapidly. It is found mainly in children due to some genetic predisposition.
• • Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) – It is a type of blood cancer in which immature blood cells are formed due to a mutation in myeloid cells in the bone marrow responsible for the formation of RBC, Platelets, and WBC. It is usually found in elderly people.
• • Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) – SIt is a slow-progressing blood cancer. It remains asymptomatic for many years. It is characterized by the overproduction of mature white blood cells that have abnormal functioning. From the bone marrow, it spreads into the nearby lymph nodes, causing lymph node swelling.
  It usually occurs in elderly people.
• • Chronic Myeloid Leukemia (CML) – It is the overproduction of mature myeloid cells, but they show abnormal functionality. It is a slow-progressing disease the old and middle-aged people.
  It is often linked to the Philadelphia chromosome (BCR-ABL gene fusion).

Risk Factors for Developing Leukemia

• • Previous cancer or cancer treatment – Any cancer or cancer treatment, like radiation, chemo, or other therapy, increases the risk of genetic mutations.
• • Smoking – various cancerous elements in the cigarette increase the risk of myelogenous leukemia.
• • Hazardous chemicals – exposure to harmful chemicals like gasoline, asbestos, etc., triggers leukemia.
• • Genetic disorders – genetic disorders are the main reason for the development of leukemia in children.
• • Down syndrome, Li-Fraumeni syndrome, and Fanconi anemia, etc.
• • Chronic blood disorders – Bone marrow disorders (myelodysplasia), Polycythemia Vera, increase the risk of leukemia.
• • Family history of leukemia – If a member of the blood relations has blood cancer.
• • Smoking – increases the risk of myelogenous leukemia

Symptoms of Leukemia

• • Fatigue
• • Difficulty in breathing
• • Fever
• • Night sweats
• • Persistent infections
• • Skin discoloration
• • Weight loss
• • Bone or joint pain
• • Swelling in lymph nodes
• • Easy bruising & bleeding
• • Skin rashes

The Treatment for Leukemia

• • Chemotherapy – Chemotherapy is the primary treatment for leukemia, offering long-term survival and cure.
• • Induction therapy – This is highly intense therapy to reduce the number of rapidly dividing cancerous cells in the blood and the bone marrow.The cytotoxic drugs, like Doxorubicin or cytarabine, are administered intravenously in intermittent cycles.
• • Consolidation therapy – It is the next step, in which the anticancer drugs are administered adjuvant to other therapies like hormone therapy, targeted therapy to eliminate the cancer cells left after the induction therapy.
• • Maintenance therapy – This is the last phase of chemotherapy to prevent the return or relapse of the cancer after the complete remission of the cancer cells. It uses lowered doses of the drugs and is less aggressive.It may last from weeks to months, depending on the type of leukemia. It forms a critical component in the treatment of childhood leukemia.
• • Prophylaxis treatment – Blood cancer rapidly spreads to the central nervous system (brain and spine). To prevent its spread, the anticancer medicines are administered into the circulating fluid in the spine.

The Anticancer Drugs for Leukemia Include –

• • Cytarabine – Cytarzer
• • Methotrexate – Trexazer
• • Daunorubicin – Daunozer
• • Doxorubicin Hydrochloride – Dorucin
• • Etoposide – Posiact

Targeted therapy

Targeted therapy drugs are used to target specific cancer proteins. It is widely used in myelogenous leukemia (CML) caused by the Philadelphia chromosome (BCR-ABL gene fusion).

The targeted therapy drugs target the mutated chromosome, significantly inhibiting cancer cell production at the source.

• • Imatinib (Imatikast) – First generation
• • Dasatinib (Dasakast) – Second generation

Immunotherapy

The monoclonal antibodies modify the T cell activity to attack cancer cells in the body.

Radiation therapy

It is not the primary treatment for leukemia. However, it is used to shrink enlarged or swollen lymph nodes or the spleen to prepare for stem cell replacement.

Stem cell (bone marrow) transplant

It is the administration of healthy stem cells into the blood. These stem cells travel to the bone marrow and produce new blood cells.
Before the infusion, the damaged bone marrow is destroyed by a high dose of chemotherapy or radiation therapy.

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It is the most common cancer, highly aggressive, and spreads rapidly. It is highly prevalent due to excessive UV radiation from the sun caused due to ozone layer depletion.

What is Melanoma?

It is the cancer of the melanocyte cells, which give color to the skin.
It occurs in the skin that is exposed to the sun or UV, including arms, legs, and back.
It can occur in the eyes, forming a rare cancer of the skin.

What are the types of skin cancer?

• • Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) – It is a shiny, skin or pink patch.
• • Cancer of the flat squamous cells – It is the type of cancer that occurs in the mucosal layer that lines the organs.
• • Melanoma – It is the cancer of the pigment-producing cells, which give colour to the skin.

Symptoms of Skin Cancer

• • Unusual shapes and sizes of the moles
• • Unusual skin changes
• • Bleeding, itching
• • Dark streaks under the nails
• • Unusual pigment spread
• • Rough patch on the skin
• • An unhealed sore on the skin

What are the Risk factors for skin cancer?

• • UV radiation exposure
• • Use of artificial UV lights
• • Lack of melanin in the skin
• • Weakened immune system
• • Growing age
• • Unusual skin spots
• • Family history of skin cancer

What is the treatment for skin cancer?

Surgery

It removes the cancerous tissue.

Radiation Therapy

It is the radiation that is spread on the tumor to kill the cancer.

Chemotherapy

It is the use of anticancer drugs that inhibit cancer cell formation.

Targeted Therapy

It focuses on the cancer cells.

Immunotherapy

It is used to boost the immune system to fight the cancer.

Photodynamic Therapy

The light radiating drugs inhibit cancer cell growth.

What are the medicines for skin cancer?

• • Dacarbazine – Dacarzer
• • Cisplatin – Cycokast
• • Carboplatin – Carbozer
• • Temozolomide – Temzokey
• • Paclitaxel – Paclikast, Nab-paclikast
• • Docetaxel – Docekast

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Gallstones, which are common and highly found in the Asian and African communities, due to genetic factors, dietary and lifestyle shifts, increase the risk of gall bladder cancer.

What are gallstones?

The impaired breakdown of fats leads to the accumulation of cholesterol, bilirubin, and calcium, forming hard masses.
Gallstones affect the digestive system of the body by obstructing the bile flow. It impairs nutrient absorption and causes inflammation.

What is gall bladder cancer?

Gall bladder cancer is the cancerous cell growth and propagation in the gall bladder. The bile fluid is collected in the gall bladder and released into the intestine.
The gall bladder concentrates the bile fluid to make it stronger for the digestion of high-fat molecules.

The link between gallstones and gall bladder cancer

Persistently occurring gallstones obstruct the bile flow, leading to toxic or waste fluid buildup and causing inflammation, increasing the risk of cancer.

The chronic inflammation causes –

• • Cellular damage
• • Suppresses the immune system
• • Increase risk of infection
• • Provides an environment for tumor growth

The common type of gall bladder cancer

Adenocarcinomas are the most common gall bladder cancer that arises from the gland-like cells, which form the surface of the organs, including the gall bladder.
The finger-like projection or the mass formed by glandular cells in the gall bladder is the papillary form of Adenocarcinomas.

Other cancer types include –

• • Squamous cell cancer
• • Neuroendocrine tumors
• • Sarcoma
• • Aden squamous cancer

What are the other risk factors of gall bladder cancer?

• • Growing Age – The increasing age increases the risk of cancer.
• • Gender – it is much common in women compared to men.
• • Family history – when cancer is hereditary in the family.
• • Porcelain gallbladder – the gallbladder becomes very hard and brittle, filled with gall stones.
• • Gall bladder polyps – the extended growth the epidermis forming small polyps or masses.
• • Primary sclerosing cholangitis – it is a bile duct disorder, causing inflammation that extends to the gall bladder and causing toxic fluid buildup in the gall bladder.
• • Obesity – it causes rapid fat breakdown, increased lipid and cholesterol accumulation.
• • Smoking – the carcinogenic elements in the cigarette increase risk of gall bladder cancer.

The symptoms of gall bladder cancer

• • Pain in the abdomen
• • Yellowish coloration of the eyes or urine
• • Lumps in the stomach
• • Loss of weight
• • Nausea
• • Fever
• • Vomiting

What are the treatments for gall bladder cancer?

Surgery

It is the partial or complete removal of the gall bladder.

Chemotherapy

It is a combination of drugs that is used before surgery to shrink the tumor or after surgery to eliminate cancer cells.
It is also used as a palliative care for advanced cancer.

Radiation therapy

It involves a beam of radiation targeting the tumor. It can be both internal and external.

Targeted therapy

It is the medicines that target the cancer cells.

Immunotherapy

It is the use of antibodies or advanced treatments that boost the immune system to fight cancer.

What are the medicines for gall bladder cancer?

• • Gemcitabine – Apragem
• • Cisplatin – Cycokast
• • Capecitabine – Capekast
• • Oxaliplatin – Oxazer
• • Paclitaxel – Nab paclitaxel

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Fallopian tubes play a crucial role in female fertilization. It is the duct where conception or pregnancy takes place.

What is the Fallopian Tube?

It is a pair of tubes that lie between the ovaries and the uterus, connecting both the organs.

What is the Use of the Fallopian Tube?

It is a female reproductive part. It has the following functions –

• • Egg transportation – the fallopian tubes aid in the transportation of eggs from the ovary to the uterus
• • Fertilization – it is the duct where eggs are fertilized by sperm
• • Embryo transport – after fertilization, the fertilized egg is transported to the uterus

What is Fallopian Tube Cancer?

Fallopian tube cancer is the cancer of the internal cells (epithelial) of the fallopian duct. Its symptoms resemble ovarian cancer or endometrial cancer, causing a delay in diagnosis.

What are the Types of Fallopian Tube Cancer?

The fallopian tube cancer occurs in the epithelial layer of the ducts. The epithelial cancer is of various types –

• • Serous cancer – Classified as low grade or high grade, which is highly aggressive. It is mostly associated with BRCA gene mutations.
• • Clear cell cancer – A rare type of cancer that originates from the cells forming reproductive organs.
• • Endometrioid cancer – A hormone-positive cancer that is sensitive to hormone therapy.

Risk Factors for Fallopian Tube Cancer

• • Increasing age – women after menopause are at risk of cancer
• • Mutated genes – The inherited mutated BRCA-1 and BRCA-2 genes increase the risk of reproductive cancer.
• • Family history – A family member with cancer
• • Lack of pregnancy – A high number of ovulation cycles occur in women who do not have a pregnancy, which increases the risk of mutation during the ovulation process.
• • Obesity – A high amount of fat produces a large amount of estrogen, increasing the risk of cancer of the reproductive system.
• • Early menstruation – The early menarche increases the risk of developing hormone-sensitive tumors due to high levels of estrogen secretion.
• • Late menopause – Long–time menstrual cycle causes an imbalance of estrogen and progesterone due to long-term secretion of estrogen, increasing the risk of cancer.

Symptoms of Fallopian Tube Cancer

• • Abdominal pain
• • Pelvic pain or mass
• • Nausea
• • Loss of weight
• • Constipation or diarrhea
• • Frequent urination
• • Abnormal periods
• • Unusual vaginal discharge
• • Pain in the back

The Treatment Options for Fallopian Tube Cancer

Surgery

It is an invasive treatment that involves removing the fallopian tube. If the cancer extends to other parts, it also includes the removal of the ovaries and uterus. Removal of the ovaries prevents cancer recurrence.

Chemotherapy

The anticancer medicines are used in combination to shrink the tumor and to control cancer symptoms in advanced-stage cancer.

Targeted Therapy

Targeted therapy is widely used to target cancer cells.
The widely prescribed targeted therapy drug for fallopian tube cancer –

• • Olabir (Olaparib) – It targets BRCA-mutated genes.

Immunotherapy

It is the use of drugs to enhance the immune system to recognize and attack the cancer cells naturally.

Anticancer Medicines Used in Fallopian Tube Cancer

Platinum-based cancer drugs are the mainstay of cancer chemotherapy. These form an adduct by cross-linking DNA, causing cell death.

• • Cycokast (Cisplatin) – first generation with strong cytotoxic activity.
• • Carbokast (Carboplatin) – it offers fewer side effects and is better tolerated.

Taxanes

They inhibit the separation of DNA strands during the cell cycle. highly used in recurrent or platinum-resistant cancers.

• • Nab paclitaxel (Paclitaxel)
• • Docekast (Docetaxel)

Hormone Therapy drugs for Hormone-Sensitive Fallopian Tumors

These drugs work by lowering estrogen levels and are highly effective in low-grade serous cancers

• • Letrozole (Letrozole)
• • Anzakast (Anastrozole)
• • Tamoxifen

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Bone cancer is an aggressive cancer and is not as common as other cancers. It manifests as a painful condition, a tumor near the joints makes it difficult to move, or one in the arms makes it difficult to lift weights.

What is Bone Cancer?

It is the growth of cancer cells in the bone. It is a type of cancer that can occur in any bone, with the thigh bone being a primary target. Bone cancer may be primary, which originates in the bone, or may be secondary, which has spread from other organ cancers.

What are the Types of Bone Cancer?

• • Osteosarcoma – It is a cancer that affects new bone formation.
• • Ewing sarcoma – It is a cancer of the tissue covering the nearby bone area.
• • Chondrosarcoma – Cancer in the tissue connecting bones and joints.

Who is at Risk of Bone Cancer?

• • Age – it occurs in children and young adults
• • Genetics – BRCA genes or other inherited genes
• • Family history – cancer runs in the family
• • Benign bone condition – osteoporosis or some benign lump which can convert to malignant

Symptoms of Bone Cancer

• • Pain in the bones
• • Swelling or a lump near the bones
• • Frequent fractures
• • Unusual weight loss
• • Weakness
• • Difficulty in movement

What is the Treatment for Bone Cancer?

Surgery

It involves removing the bone that has cancer and replacing it with a metal implant.

Chemotherapy

It is used –

• • Before surgery, to shrink the tumor
• • After surgery, to eliminate any cancer cells left
• • To prevent cancer recurrence
• • Palliative care in advanced cases to reduce cancer complications

Radiation Therapy

It is mainly done in Ewing sarcoma or in conditions where surgery is not possible. It involves projecting high-intensity radiation on the tumor.

What are the Common Anticancer Medicines Used in Bone Cancer?

Targeted Therapy Anticancer Drugs

• • Imatinib – Imatikast
• • Sunitinib – Sutekast
• • Pazopanib – Pazokast
• • Cabozantinib – Cabozer
• • Lenvatinib – Lenvakast

Anticancer Medicines for Relapsed Bone Cancer

• • Ifosfamide and Etoposide
• • Docetaxel and Gemcitabine
• • Etoposide taken by mouth

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Bile Duct Cancer Has a Very Low Survival Rate

Bile duct cancer remains undiagnosed. It does not show symptoms at the early stages, often remains
undiagnosed, leading to an incurable advanced stage.

At an advanced stage, surgical removal of the bile duct tumor becomes difficult or impossible due to its aggressive nature, as it rapidly spreads to different organs.

Bile Duct Cancer?

Bile duct cancer is an aggressive cancer in the biliary duct system. It rapidly spreads to the bile duct in the liver.

Bile Duct Cancer Types

• • Intrahepatic Bile duct cancer – biliary duct cancer in the liver.
• • Hilar bile duct cancer – it is the cancer at the junction of the bile duct, which passes out of the liver.
• • Extrahepatic bile duct cancer – cancer of the bile duct lying near the intestine or the pancreas.

Effects of Bile Duct Cancer on the Liver

• • Bile duct tumor – It stops the flow of bile and causes bile retention in the liver.
• • Impaired digestion – Lack of digestive juices in the intestine, without bile reaching the intestine, causes malabsorption and indigestion.
• • Toxicity – The bile juice accumulates liver toxins, and its retention in the liver causes toxicity.
• • Liver damage – Accumulated bilirubin and the toxic juice cause inflammation and damage to the liver cells.

Bile Duct Cancer Symptoms

• • Jaundice – yellowing of the skin and eyes
• • Itchy skin and rashes
• • Dark urine
• • Pale stools
• • Abdominal pain
• • Weight loss
• • Loss of appetite

The Increasing Risk Factors for Bile Duct Cancer

• • Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC)
• • Bile duct infections
• • Recurrent bile stones
• • Chronic Liver Diseases
• • Age and genetic factors
• • Smoking
• • Diabetes

Anticancer Treatment for Bile Duct Cancer

• • Surgery
• • Liver transplant
• • Chemotherapy
• • Radiation therapy
• • Immunotherapy
• • Targeted drug therapy
• • Biliary drainage
• • Photodynamic therapy

Chemotherapy in Bile Duct Cancer

The drugs that inhibit cancer cell growth, proliferation, and division.

Chemotherapy is used in bile duct cancer –

• • Neoadjuvant therapy (Before surgery) – It is used to shrink the tumor and facilitate its removal.
• • Adjuvant therapy (After surgery) – to prevent cancer from coming back, it kills the cancer cells missed during the treatment or lowers the risk of cancer cell proliferation.
• • Combined therapy with other treatments – it is used as an adjuvant with immunotherapy or other targeted therapy to prevent its spread to other parts of the body.
• • Palliative care – It is used to slow down tumor progression or to shrink tumors in advanced-stage cancers to relieve cancer-caused symptoms.

The Common Anticancer Medicines Used in Bile Duct Cancer

• • Gemicitabine – Apragem
• • Cisplatin – Cycokast
• • Capecitabine – Capekast
• • Oxaliplatin – Oxazer
• • 5-fluorouracil (5-FU)
• • Leucoverin – Leucokast-50

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We are the leading anticancer medicine bulk exporter to South Africa, Southeast Asia, South America, and the group of CIS countries.

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• • Lenvakast – Lenvatinib
• • Indenza – Enzalutamide
• • Sutekast – Sunitinib
• • Acalakast – Acalabrutinib

Affordable Anticancer Injections

• • L-Aprakast – Lapatinib
• • Nab Paclikast 100 – Nab-Paclitaxel 100 mg
• • Fulvekast – Fulvestrant
• • Apragem – Gemcitabine
• • Oxazer-100 – Oxaliplatin
• • Dacarzer 200 mg – Dacarbazine

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Lyophilized freeze-dried solution – it is the process in which water content is removed through sublimation, and the drug is preserved to enhance longer shelf–life.

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Doxorubicin Hydrochloride (Dorucin), Daunorubicin (Daunozer).

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The rising cases of liver cancer form a major health concern. However, there are several causes of cancer, but chronic hepatitis B and C are recognized as the leading causes of liver cancer.

Chronic hepatitis causes inflammation of the liver cells that triggers a series of events, trapping the organ in a viscous cycle of tissue repair and inflammation.

Quick Facts About Liver Cancer

• • Liver cancer is the 3rd leading cancer worldwide.
• • Hepatitis B causes liver cancer without cirrhosis.
• • The rising incidence of Fatty liver (NAFLD/NASH) is the subsequent reason for liver cancer.
• • It’s often asymptomatic, diagnosed at later stages.
• • Most common in Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa.

Understanding Symptoms and causes of liver cancer

What is Liver Cancer?

The uncontrolled growth of abnormal liver cells is called liver cancer.

Types of Liver Cancer:

• • Metastatic Cancer – The cancer that has spread from other cancers in the body to the liver is not liver cancer.
• • Primary Liver Cancer – The most common type of liver cancer that begins in the liver cells is hepatocellular cancer.

Stages of Liver Cancer

• Stage 1: Small-sized tumor that has not spread to nearby blood vessels.
• Stage 2: The rapidly growing and spreading tumor.
• Stage 3A: One or more tumors are formed, and one of them has spread to the major blood vessels near the liver.
• Stage 3B: The tumor extended to different organs nearby.
• Stage 3C: The cancer has spread to the lymph nodes.
• Stage 4: The cancer has spread to distant parts of the body – bones, lungs.

Early Signs of Liver Cancer

• • Extensive weight loss
• • Loss of appetite
• • Pain in the abdomen and swelling
• • Jaundice
• • Tiredness
• • Nausea
• • Vomiting
• • Yellowish urine and skin

Causes of Liver Cancer

Chronic Hepatitis B and C– Viral hepatitis, when untreated, severely damages the liver, causing liver cancer.

Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver – The excess fat deposition in the liver causes tissue injury and liver inflammation.

Cirrhosis – The tissue scar that extends in size and replaces the healthy liver cells.

Genetic disorder – Autoimmune liver disease, liver cell damage.

Intake of steroids – Long-term use of anabolic steroids leads to liver toxicity and malignant transformations.

Who is at Risk of Liver Cancer?

People with chronic hepatitis B and C viral hepatitis- when left untreated for a long time, because chronic inflammation that leads to tissue injury.

People with excessive alcohol consumption- excessive alcohol causes fat deposition in the liver, causing liver tissue injury and inflammation.

Patients having cirrhosis- it is an irreversible stage of liver damage, which can lead to cancer.

Obesity- overweight progresses to excess fat deposits in the liver, causing NASH or nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.

Type 2 diabetes (metabolic disorders)  

Male over 50- it is more common in elderly men due to changes in hormones and lifestyle.

Autoimmune liver disease – Autoimmune hepatitis can cause severe liver damage, increasing the risk of cancer.

Family history of liver cancer- genetic risk of liver cancer increases if the family has an incidence of liver cancer.

Treatment for Liver Cancer

• • Surgical removal of the tumor
• • Targeted anticancer therapy
• • Chemotherapy
• • Immunotherapy
• • Liver transplant

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Inflammation that persists in the liver cells for a long time tends to severely damage liver cells and interrupt normal liver functioning.

Acute inflammation exists for a shorter duration, is usually protective. However, chronic inflammation extending longer adversely affects health.

What is chronic liver Inflammation?

The body reacts to foreign stimuli, injury, or infection, causing inflammation.
The inflammation that is left untreated and extends beyond the short duration is called chronic inflammation.

The link between chronic liver Inflammation and liver cancer

• • The inflammation triggers a cascade of events, damaging the cell DNA.
• • Long–term cell injury – the long-term inflammation caused by infections, alcohol, etc., continues to cause liver injury, weaken liver functions, and impair its ability to recover.
• • Immune response overdrive – the chronic inflammation causes the immune system to respond and release signals, causing overactivity, destroying liver tissue and cells.
• • Production of free radicals – the inflammation generates free radicals or oxygen species, which damage cells and cause genetic mutations.
• • Compensatory regeneration – the liver cells over-express themselves to replace the damaged cells. Repetitive cycles of cell division and induced mutations increase the risk of cancer cell multiplication.
• • Liver Fibrosis – damaged or inflamed liver cells form a large tissue scar.
• • Cirrhosis – the fibrosis or tissue scar covers the entire organ. It is an irreversible stage leading to severe liver damage.
• • Cancer development – the series of events, including oxidative stress, immune overactivity, and tissue scarring, causes cancerous transformations.

Causes of Liver cancer – Types of chronic liver inflammation

• • Hepatitis B or C infection – When a virus is not cleared for the long term, it causes an overactive cycle of inflammation.
• • Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease – excessive fat buildup in the liver due to obesity, metabolic disorders, causing liver injury and inflammation, triggering an immune response.
• • Alcoholic Fatty Liver – fat buildup due to alcohol, causing long-term inflammation.
• • Fibrosis – the inflammation that affects tissue, causing tissue scarring.
• • Cirrhosis – the irreversible liver damage or the rebound inflammation.

Final thought to prevent liver cancer

Managing inflammation through timely intervention, lifestyle modification reduces the risk of cancer.

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