Aviva Cancer Centre

07/09/2026

A cancer diagnosis can bring a lot of questions, and one of the most common is, “If the cancer has already been found, why do I need more tests?”

The answer is often about getting the details right before taking the next step.

More information can mean better-informed decisions.

If you or a loved one has recently been diagnosed, keep this post handy for those conversations with your doctor.

04/09/2026

02/09/2026

Cancer treatment isn’t a checklist it’s a carefully considered decision.

Every diagnosis comes with its own set of questions: Can it be removed? Does it need to be reduced first? Could medicines work better? Would combining treatments improve the outcome?

Behind every treatment plan is a detailed evaluation of the cancer and the person living with it.

Swipe through to understand what goes into making these decisions.

23/07/2026

A blocked nose is common. A blocked nose on the same side that doesn't improve is worth paying attention to.

When symptoms persist or are accompanied by bleeding, facial pressure, or discomfort, it's important to find out what's causing them rather than treating them repeatedly at home.

HealthAwareness

21/07/2026

Not every symptom points to a serious condition, but every symptom that keeps coming back deserves attention.

Repeated blood in saliva is not something to explain away or ignore. A timely evaluation can help identify the cause and, if needed, start treatment early.

HealthAwareness

17/07/2026

Not every symptom starts where you feel it.

Pain can sometimes be "referred," meaning the source is somewhere else entirely. That's why recurring symptoms deserve more than temporary relief, they deserve the right diagnosis.

15/07/2026

Your voice often reflects more than just how much you've spoken, it can also reflect your health.

A change that lingers isn't something to normalize or keep postponing. Getting it evaluated early can provide answers, reassurance, or timely treatment when needed.

HealthAwareness

13/07/2026

Finishing treatment is a milestone, not the finish line.

Recovery also means showing up for regular check-ups, asking questions, and staying connected with your healthcare team. The goal isn't to live in fear—it's to stay one step ahead.

11/07/2026

Some symptoms don't arrive loudly. They stay, return, and quietly ask for your attention.

If swallowing feels different for weeks or your voice isn't the same, don't dismiss it as "nothing." Early action can make a meaningful difference.

01/07/2026

To Those who heal, comfort, and never give up. Happy Doctor's Day🩺