Senkatana Oncology Clinic

Senkatana Oncology Clinic Human & Proud is dedicated to the one thing guaranteed to unite humanity: the possibility that someone from another planet might judge us.

We roast our own species, celebrate our shared absurdity, and imagine the day Earth finally stops arguing long enoug Cancer, unlike many other diseases, invokes up deep fear and anxiety in affected individuals and many people are unaware how much can be done to prevent, cure and care for those with cancer. There is enough knowledge to prevent at least one-third of cancers by primary prevention wit

h another third prevented where resources are available by early detection and effective treatment. Therefore, cancer control and prevention strategies include:

• Primary prevention
• Early detection, screening and diagnosis
• Treatment
• Palliative care, support and rehabilitation

The purpose of this page is to provide education/awareness on different cancers along with guidance on services available at Senkatana Oncology Clinic, the 1st of it’s kind in the Mountain Kingdom.

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08/12/2022

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PROSTATE CANCER MYTHS & FACTS: 3. MYTH: PSA testing is not beneficial.FACT: The prostate-specific antigen (...
10/02/2022

PROSTATE CANCER MYTHS & FACTS:

3. MYTH: PSA testing is not beneficial.

FACT: The prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test is the best way to test for early-stage prostate cancer.
“There has recently been a lot of controversy surrounding the PSA test. Some believe that it has no benefit and may lead to uncomfortable biopsies. However, this is untrue. It is worthwhile for men to get a PSA in their 40s to determine if they are at risk of prostate cancer in their lifetime. If the PSA is less than one, then it is unlikely that they will have a significant risk for prostate cancer in the year to come.”

Younger men with a family history—a first-degree relative diagnosed with prostate cancer—should strongly consider getting a baseline PSA and getting PSA testing every three to four years. African-American men also have an increased risk of developing prostate cancer and should consider PSA testing at 40 or younger.

PROSTATE CANCER MYTHS & FACTS: 2. Myth: If I don’t feel a tumor, I don’t have prostate cancer.FACT: Prostate can...
10/02/2022

PROSTATE CANCER MYTHS & FACTS:

2. Myth: If I don’t feel a tumor, I don’t have prostate cancer.

FACT: Prostate cancers are highly asymptomatic: the symptoms vary widely from person to person and may be caused by several other conditions or disorders.
If you experience any of the following symptoms, be sure to speak with a primary care physician for evaluation:

Increased need to urinate frequently
Difficulty starting or holding back urine
Painful or burning urination
Other urination issues
Difficulty achieving an er****on
Painful ej*******on
Blood in urine or semen
Pain or stiffness in lower back or groin area
Unexplained weight loss or decreased energy levels

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Botsabelo
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Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 15:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 15:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 15:00
Thursday 08:00 - 15:00
Friday 08:00 - 12:00

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+26659113567

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