I got a blood test to see in my appendix was about to rupture...would that blood test also show if there was any cancer present in the body?

Doctors usually require us to get blood tests to see if there are abnormalities that mix up in our bloodstream. Depending on the amount of blood taken out from you, it is usually difficult to know if you have cancer cells. There are multiple types of cancer and one blood test would not give a good result.

Doctors usually require an MRI, ultrasound and a battery of tests if they suspect cancer cells are present in your body. For example, if any member of your family has breast cancer, there is a possibility that you may develop one. Proof of cancer being hereditary has not been proven yet, but it is better to know early than learn it on the late stages.

Have a general check up instead if you feel something is bothering you but you cannot pinpoint it.

That's hard to say ,if you feel it's very pain,and I suppose you go tee see the doctor and check carefully again on it.

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