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Frequently Asked Questions

    

Does ACS offer free wigs?

    

How can I add fullness under hats/scarves?

    

Is it normal to still want additional support after completing treatment?

    

What can I do about my missing eyebrows?

    

What can I do before actually losing my hair to make the loss less traumatic?

    

Where can I find out about Breast Cancer Awareness Month activities?

Medical Questions

    

Are mammograms justified?

    

Can I reduce keloid scars?

    

Can support groups help?

    

Does positive mental attitude really help?

    

How can I calm my nerves when going to the doctor?

    

How can I eat my minimum of 5 servings of fruits/vegetables in one day?

    

How do I locate clinical trials?

    

Is loss of memory a side effect of chemotherapy?

    

What can I do about small veins?

    

What can I do to lower my risk of cancer?

    

What does "staging" mean?

What does "staging" mean?

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Q. I've heard the term "staging" from my doctor. What does it mean?

A. Cancers are ranked by doctors from the least to the most serious stage: from Stage 0, the least serious, to Stage IV, the most serious. Staging is based on the size and aggressiveness of the tumor.



Para solicitar información en español, llame al 1-800-ACS-2345. Un especialista en información sobre el cáncer le asistirá en español.

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