
The Cancer Center at Thonburi Trang Hospital provides comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for cancer patients. Our experienced oncologists and multidisciplinary team deliver international-standard care, focusing not only on medical treatment but also on improving patients’ quality of life.
Mr. Somporn, 58 years old from Trang, experienced persistent fatigue, loss of appetite, and unexplained weight loss. After thorough screening at Thonburi Trang Hospital, he was diagnosed with early-stage colorectal cancer. With timely surgery combined with chemotherapy, he made an excellent recovery and returned to his daily life.
"This case emphasizes the importance of early detection — catching cancer early significantly improves the chances of successful treatment"
Q: What symptoms should make me see a doctor for possible cancer?
A: Common warning signs include: unexplained weight loss, chronic fatigue, abnormal bleeding (e.g., blood in stool, coughing up blood), persistent cough, a lump or swelling, or prolonged digestive problems.
Q: Does every type of cancer require chemotherapy?
A: Not always. Some cancers can be treated with surgery or targeted therapy, depending on type and stage.
Q: Is chemotherapy painful?
A: The treatment itself is not painful, but side effects such as nausea, hair loss, and low immunity may occur. These can be managed with supportive medications.
Q: Can cancer be cured completely?
A: Some cancers, like breast or colorectal cancer detected at an early stage, can often be cured. Others may be controlled for long periods with modern therapies.
Q: How often do I need follow-ups?
A: Most patients are scheduled for follow-up visits every 3–6 months, depending on the type of cancer and treatment plan.
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