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Dmitry Hvorostovsky, Mikhail Zadornov, Zhanna Friske, Alexander Abdulov, Oleg Yankovsky – alas, few people manage to defeat cancer, even the stars with their limitless possibilities. What should we do?
To date, there is no analysis that predicts the development of a malignant tumor with 100% probability.
What to do if you are afraid of getting cancer, if you have had cancer in your family, how to overcome fear for your future?
How to identify a genetic predisposition to cancer?
– We can unequivocally say that at the moment there is no test or study that would unequivocally say whether a person will get cancer or not. If your family has / had cases of cancer, this is, first of all, a reason to contact and, together with a doctor, develop a set of preventive measures to detect cancer at an early stage, which increases the chances of recovery.
What questions should you ask your geneticist?
– Before the meeting, prepare information about the diseases that have occurred in your family. Based on these data, conclusions will be drawn about your individual risk of developing cancer and the need for special genetic tests and cancer screening.
When planning your visit to a geneticist, you need to gather as much information as possible about your family’s medical history so that you can get the most out of your appointment.
What data might be helpful?
– First of all, collect your medical records, results of examinations and analyzes. List your family members by age and medical condition. The list should include all relatives you know, including cousins, second cousins, and sisters.
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