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The size of a tumor doubles in two to three months for patients in advanced stages of stomach, colon or esophagus cancer You should not avoid a checkup

The size of a tumor doubles in two to three months for patients in advanced stages of stomach, colon or esophagus cancer. You should not avoid a checkup. Feb. 10 06:25 am JST Feb. 10 | 06:56 am JST Yuichiro Doki, chairman of the Japan Society of Clinical Oncology and head of Osaka University Hospital, warning that cancer diagnoses might come too late for certain patients who skip examinations out of becoming infected at hospitals or clinics during the COVID-19 health crisis. © Asahi Shimbun ©2021 GPlusMedia Inc. Feb. 10 07:14 am JST Speaking as an American citizen.if the Japanese truly understood what kind of health system they have and how little they have to pay, I think they d gladly go to their check ups.

New health crisis: Many skip cancer checks over virus fears : The Asahi Shimbun

Michiko Watanabe, who is fighting colon cancer, at her home in Shirako, Chiba Prefecture, in January (Ryo Ikeda) Michiko Watanabe feared her cancer had returned after a sudden weight loss in spring last year, and an X-ray revealed a shadow measuring 1.5 centimeters on her colon. However, after several hospital visits, Watanabe, a 59-year-old resident of Shirako, Chiba Prefecture, grew reluctant to venture outdoors for the additional tests to confirm her condition. “I would have gone to other hospitals a lot earlier for re-examination if there was no risk of contracting the novel coronavirus,” she said. “Cancer does not take into account my circumstances.”

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