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Not every cancer diagnosis follows a clear path.

When it occurs during pregnancy, care becomes more complex, with decisions that need to consider both mother and baby.

At Parkway Cancer Centre, care is guided by a multidisciplinary team, with each treatment plan carefully balancing effective cancer treatment with the safety of the pregnancy.

This balance is what shapes when and how treatment is carried out.

Read the full article to learn more:
https://www.parkwaycancercentre.com/sg/news-events/news-articles/news-articles-details/managing-gynaecological-cancers-during-pregnancy

Wishing you a peaceful and blessed Wesak Day. May the light of the Buddha's teachings bring clarity and inner serenity to your life.

Nutrition matters during recovery

Healthy eating can support strength, recovery, and overall wellbeing after cancer treatment. Small, balanced choices, from fruits and vegetables to wholegrains and lean protein can help nourish the body through the recovery journey.

Read more from
https://www.parkwaycancercentre.com/bd/news-events/news-articles/news-articles-details/nutrition-healthy-eating-for-cancer-survivors?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Cancer care is more than treatment alone.

A cancer diagnosis can bring fear, anxiety, stress, and uncertainty , not only for patients, but also for their loved ones.

Emotional support, counselling, and community care can play an important role throughout the cancer journey.

Read more from CanHOPE’s article on emotions and cancer:
https://www.canhope.org/living-well/article/emotions-cancer

There are parts of cancer recovery that people do not always expect.

For some women, gynaecological cancers and their treatments can affect the pelvic floor, leading to changes in everyday functions like bladder or bowel control.

While these changes can be difficult to talk about, they can be managed with the right support.

Read more about pelvic floor health and cancer care in our full article:
https://www.parkwaycancercentre.com/sg/news-events/news-articles/news-articles-details/gynecologic-cancers-and-weak-pelvic-floor

Can you guess which cancer this is? 👀

• It is linked to HPV
• It begins in the cervix
• It often develops without you realising

If you guessed 𝗰𝗲𝗿𝘃𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗰𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲𝗿, you’re right.

This is why screening is key, because these changes are not always noticeable early on.

Swipe through to see how these changes develop in the cervix over time. 👉

Wishing all the amazing moms out there a life of love, laughter, peace, and cherished moments with people you love. Happy Mother's Day!