Tennis legend Martina Navratilova has thanked medical workers after revealing she is now most cancers free.

The 66-year-old 18-time Grand Slam singles champion declared she has the “all clear” from her medical doctors and expressed her gratitude in a tweet on Monday.

“After a day full of tests at Sloan Kettering, I got the all clear!” she stated.

“Thank you to all the doctors, nurses, proton and radiation magicians etc- what a relief:) #byebyecancer 🙂 and yes, #f***cancer !!!”

The former tennis primary was recognized with throat and breast most cancers earlier this year in January and beforehand underwent therapy for early-stage breast most cancers in 2010.

At the time, she stated: “This double whammy is serious but still fixable, and I’m hoping for a favourable outcome.

“It’s going to stink for some time however I’ll struggle with all I’ve bought.”

In March, in an interview on Piers Morgan Uncensored on TalkTV, the 18-time Grand Slam singles champion stated that her medical doctors gave her the all clear from throat and breast most cancers.

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“As far as they know, I’m cancer-free,” she informed the host.

In the interview, she stated that she would bear some preventative radiation for 2 weeks on her breasts, however following that, “I should be good to go.”

After her newest well being replace, the star was met with a lot assist from mates and followers on the platform.

One consumer shared their expertise with most cancers as they congratulated Navratilova.

They stated, “This is fantastic news and I’m absolutely thrilled for you and your family.

“I’m ending up high-dose chemo and can be heading for radiation within the coming weeks. You give me hope and are an inspiration, Martina.”

Another user added: “Congratulations, Martina! This is great, great news.”

What are a few of the signs of throat most cancers?

Throat most cancers, also called Laryngeal is a kind of most cancers which impacts the voice field.

According to the NHS, a few of the signs embody:

• A change in your voice, resembling sounding hoarse

• Pain when swallowing or problem swallowing

• An extended-lasting cough or breathlessness

• A persistent sore throat

• A high-pitched wheezing noise once you breathe

• In extreme instances, problem respiration