Stages of Cancer


There are four stages of cancer, which are Stage 0 (when there is no cancer present but some abnormal cells that may develop into cancerous cells), Stage 1, when the cancer is localized in a small area, Stages 2 and 3, when the cancer has spread to a larger area, such as tissues and lymph nodes, and Stage 4, when the cancer has spread to numerous body parts.



 

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