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Gallstones

It is a pathology in which solid accumulations of bile are formed in the gallbladder, a small organ whose function is to release bile through the bile ducts to digest fats, but sometimes these ducts can…

Kidney stones

They are small stones formed in the kidneys from minerals and other substances present in the urine. When concentrated, they cause the minerals to accumulate, building crystals that, when united, generate grit or larger stones that…

Cancer

It is characterized by an abnormal cell growth that spreads disorderly to any area of the body, generating tumors that affect healthy cells and destroy surrounding tissues. Blood cancers do not normally produce tumors, and, in…

Colon and rectal cancer

This type of tumor usually appears after the age of 50 and predominates in old age, although it can also occur in young adults. This type of cancer is one of the main causes of death…

Esophageal cancer

It occurs when there are cell mutations in the tissue structures of the esophagus, causing uncontrolled development and multiplication, which triggers the appearance of tumors that can spread to other areas of the body. This is…

Stomach cancer

When abnormal stomach cells begin to grow chaotically, we are in the presence of gastric cancer, which can affect any of the five parts that make up the stomach (cardia, fundus, body, antrum, and pylorus). It…

Throat cancer

This condition is a consequence of cellular alterations in the throat, including the pharynx and larynx, where the affected cells develop and multiply disorderly, leading to the formation of tumors that are likely to spread to…

Liver cancer

This condition that attacks the liver cells can occur in various forms and types, the most frequent being the so-called hepatocellular carcinoma, followed by others such as hepatoblastoma and cholangiocarcinoma. However, it is more common for…

Bone cancer

It refers to the uncontrolled growth of abnormal bone cells, usually in the bone tissue of the pelvic area and the upper and lower limbs. It is a type of cancer that does not occur frequently,…

Tongue cancer

It is an oncological condition in which the squamous cells that cover the surface of the tongue are affected and begin to multiply uncontrollably. It is also known as oral cancer, and is related to the…

Breast cancer

As all cancers, it originates when abnormal cells begin to develop disorderly In this case, it is possible that it starts in different areas of the breast such as the ducts, lobules, or surrounding tissue.  The…