Cancer detection health check-Men

Cancer detection health check program is a combination of diagnostic procedures designed to detect the presence of cancer if any and identify the organs affected by cancer in human body. Cancer involves abnormal growth of cells that grow out of control and affect healthy tissues in the body. Cancer cells affect the cells of a particular organ and gradually invade the surrounding tissues or spread (metastasize) to other areas of the body. Usually cancer cells divide uncontrollably and form lumps or masses of tissue called tumours. The tumour cells grow and divide, move throughout the body through blood or lymph nodes, may interfere with the digestive, nervous, and circulatory systems of the body and also may release hormones to alter body function. The cancerous malignant tumours successfully spread to other parts of the body and destroy other healthy tissues. Certain cancers are very difficult to treat or sometimes advanced stages of cancer may remain completely untreatable. Cancer may affect any part of the body. Cancer detection health check in men program include complete blood heamogram report, analysis of urine for cytology to detect any malignant cells, chest X-ray, ultrasound of whole abdomen, investigation of prostate and occult blood in stool. Although they do not cover detection of every form of cancer and are not all inclusive, these tests focus on the common cancers in men. These tests are beneficial for detecting cancers if any in early stage. The health check program helps an individual to consult the physician as early as possible and expect a better outcome.