Hello, what is the difference between tumor and cancer?

“Crebs means cells of their own body change. They no longer fulfill their actual task, for example as a liver cell. Instead, they multiply uncontrolledly and grow into healthy tissue. This can lead to tissues and organs no longer functioning properly. If a cancer disease progresses very far, those affected can die of it.

Many forms of cancer first grow as a ulcer at a certain point in the body. Professionals speak of a tumor or neoplasia. This term means re-formation of body tissue.

There are benign, semi- malignant and malignant tumors.

Benign tumors are also called benign. They do not destroy adjacent tissue, but only displace it. They remain in one place in the body and do not form delocalisations.

Semi-beautic tumors call professionals semi-malignant. They grow into surrounding tissue, but they do not form delocalisations.

Malignant or malignant tumors are cancers in the narrower sense: they grow destructively into other tissues and can form dislocations in other body regions, so-called metastases.

There are also cancer forms that do not form a ulcer. They are formed from blood cells or their precursors. The cancer cells suppress healthy blood cells and disrupt their normal function.”