Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis: Gynecologist reveals shocking details

Kate Middleton shocked the world when she revealed her cancer diagnosis.

The Princess of Wales enjoys medical privacy and is not obliged to reveal details of her condition, but she did not specify the type of cancer she had. However, her heartbreaking statement revealed a worrying trend, despite the princess being entitled to medical privacy and under no obligation to reveal details of her condition.

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Dr. Maryam Malik, a general practitioner at Pall Meyer Medical Center, said: “As a medical professional, I am very shocked by the results of our study, especially when it comes to women checking themselves for Findings of abnormal and altered consciousness.

“I encourage all my patients to check in with their bodies once a month. Set a reminder in your phone on the first of every month to ‘feel it first’ and learn the key things to look out for when checking for your body’s potential for cancer signs.

“If you are invited to attend any type of cancer screening, I strongly recommend that you attend these appointments. If you are unable to attend the appointment given to you, please call to reschedule – do not postpone. These appointments are usually quick, painless, and are the best choice for cancer screening Early detection is crucial.”

Research conducted by Pall Mall Medical found that 43 per cent of women do not feel confident in checking themselves for cancer symptoms, with a staggering 35 per cent admitting to not checking their bodies for abnormalities or changes at least once a month. One in 10 (nine percent) have never checked themselves.

One in three women will not get screened, but cervical cancer is the second most common cancer among women under 35 in the UK, according to NHS figures.

Kate Middleton revealed in a heartbreaking video statement on Friday that she was undergoing preventive chemotherapy after cancer was discovered during a test following abdominal surgery. The mother-of-three did reveal the type of cancer she had, but her statement alone sparked an outpouring of sympathy and support.