What level of regeneration does healing cancer and brain tumor give?

[ByArrow]

What level of regeneration does healing cancer and brain tumor give?

 

[Nierre]

Are there healing levels as well? I thought only regeneration had different levels to it

 

[ByArrow]

Are there healing levels as well? I thought only regeneration had different levels to it

My fault, I didn't explain properly. He heals cancer and brain tumor with his character regeneration ability. What level of regeneration does this give him?

 

[Suigetsuhyugs]

My fault, I didn't explain properly. He heals cancer and brain tumor with his character regeneration ability. What level of regeneration does this give him?

Cancer is not a normal injury that can be regenerated that easily but i guess to some extent can be healed with regeneration but cancer is usually a very small part of the brain so maybe high-low that can regenerate minor organ damage.

 

[Catzlaflame]

That isn’t regeneration.

Regeneration heals wounds only, it’s when characters “remake” tissue. Like for example, if someone got their arm blown off, they could regenerate the arm. However, cancer is just when cells divide rapidly. There’s no physical injury that requires tissue to be “remade.”

This would just be Healing as according to the healing page:

Healing: The ability to actively relieve or eliminate the symptoms and effects of any disease, pathological condition, violation of life, to normalize the disturbed vital processes, which ultimately leads to recovery and restoration of health.

 

[SeijiSetto]

That isn’t regeneration.

Regeneration heals wounds only, it’s when characters “remake” tissue. Like for example, if someone got their arm blown off, they could regenerate the arm. However, cancer is just when cells divide rapidly. There’s no physical injury that requires tissue to be “remade.”

This would just be Healing as according to the healing page:

Healing has levels like Regen does, so it's still a valid question. It needs a classifier, like Healing (High-Low) for example.

 

[DarkDragonMedeus]

Tumors actually do cause injuries via inflating your body part and can cause it to break the skin or rip tissues apart. Which technically counts as regeneration. However, if it's in the brain, I'd say High-Low yes since it's only minor brain damage compared to something like your brain getting sliced in half.

 

[SentientStick]

low-mid.