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
20 December 2024
Creon availability
Hi all,
We are having difficulties finding Creon (25,000 units) from our local community pharmacies (South Dublin) for my Dad (newly diagnosed cholangiocarcinoma). Does anyone know of any communit...
18 December 2024
Ct & biopsy
Hi folks
So my brother who lives abroad was experiencing urinary issues with blood in his urine. He acted fast and made an appointment. His PSA levels are normal. He was sent for an ultrasound, ...
17 December 2024
biopsy results timeline
Hi, just a question to the community on timelines for results of biopsies. I had a biopsy last week on a skin issue on my ear. I have been told it will take 4-6 weeks for results, and then they have t...
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
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