pre cancerous condition

Can Pre-Cancerous Conditions Be Reversed?

Yes, many pre-cancerous conditions can be reversed, especially if detected early. Treatment options may include:
Surgical removal of abnormal tissue
Pharmacological interventions (e.g., anti-inflammatory drugs, chemopreventive agents)
Lifestyle modifications (e.g., quitting smoking, dietary changes)

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