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Male Cancer

  • 04-11-2022 12:26am
    #1
    DUBLINIRL
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 231 ✭✭


    I've seen countless ads encouraging men to get tested for cancer.

    I've just looked at Irishcancer.ie and I'm not sure what the test is that they recommend we do.

    Assuming that it's a blood test this seeming doesn't detect lots of types of cancers.

    So millions of euro are spent telling us to get tested and then when we do make the effort to do it there is no clear info on what to do and what it covers.

    I asked a nurse a couple of years ago if I could schedule an appointment for a cancer test and she asked me which cancer I wanted to be tested for. I answered her with "any of the ones that might kill me"... ended up getting blood taken by the GP which was sent to Beaumont hospital to be analysed.

    Any wisdom in the group that might benefit us all? Thanks.

    Post edited by ancapailldorcha on


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