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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / November 2004series of tests
Starting next Wednesday I get mt 1st thyrogen injection. And then the same day go for a CT & Sonography. Thursday 2nd injection of thyrogen, then a resting EKG, followed w/ holter monitor w/ interp. Friday blood test and then radioactive iodine, for a whole body scan on Monday. I have found a couple of lumps on neck, problem sleeping, breathing. Food getting stuck in throat, back of tongue feeling swollen, congestested. Waking w/ headaches-more like the hangover type, minus the alcohol the night before. Feeling of being light -headed, not lasting more than a minute. Just wondering if this is more thyroid related or heart related? Comb. of the two? Recurrent diesease? I had the thyrogen injections last year, nothing showed up. Is it possible that this surveillance for thyroid cancer will not show diesease, even if it's present? Why after 9 years would a person body make antibodies, when none were present before? And is this over kill on the tests? Thanks for any idea's. Hugs Jill > Starting next Wednesday I get mt 1st thyrogen injection. > And then the same day go for a CT & Sonography. [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > Thanks for any idea's. > Hugs Jill Jill, I don't have any answers to your questions.....but I do have lots of {{{{{{{ Hugs }}}}}}}. Love, Trish > > Starting next Wednesday I get mt 1st thyrogen injection. > > And then the same day go for a CT & Sonography. [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] > Love, > Trish And ditto from me too Jill Hugs Alayne >> > Starting next Wednesday I get mt 1st thyrogen injection. >> > And then the same day go for a CT & Sonography. [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > > Alayne Thanks Ladies. Hugs, Jill > I have found a couple of lumps on neck, problem > sleeping, breathing. Food getting stuck in throat, > back of tongue feeling swollen, congestested. > Waking w/ headaches-more like the hangover type, > minus the alcohol the night before. Feeling of being > light -headed, not lasting more than a minute. With the exception of the lump, This sounds like my reaction to RT of Left Lung and whole brain.  SignatureI watch late night TV so you don't have to. Bob In Carmel, CA >> I have found a couple of lumps on neck, problem >> sleeping, breathing. Food getting stuck in throat, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > With the exception of the lump, This sounds like my reaction to > RT of Left Lung and whole brain. What's RT? > > With the exception of the lump, This sounds like my reaction to > > RT of Left Lung and whole brain. > > > What's RT? Radiation Therapy SignatureI watch late night TV so you don't have to. Bob In Carmel, CA > Starting next Wednesday I get mt 1st thyrogen injection. > And then the same day go for a CT & Sonography. [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > Thanks for any idea's. > Hugs Jill Hi Jill, doesn't sound like overkill on the tests (to me). You may have some sleep apnea going on there. I can't remember if all your thyroid tissue was surgically removed. If so, and there's antibodies, sounds to me like there's more/leftover active thyroid tissue (antibodies). (but I'm not an expert on any of this). Cancerour or not, I don't know. Unless someone else knows, you're best asking your doctors. I'll be thinking of you this week, Jill. Many hugs J >> Starting next Wednesday I get mt 1st thyrogen injection. >> And then the same day go for a CT & Sonography. [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > Many hugs > J J, I've had a TT & 2 mega doses of RAI & radical neck dissection. The Doc always says let do these test first, never what to geuss either. He thinks it could have something to do w/ the heart. The holter monitor should tell them. I always ask a lot of questions and then I try and find someone else to ask. Thanks J. Hugs, Jill > >> Starting next Wednesday I get mt 1st thyrogen injection. > >> And then the same day go for a CT & Sonography. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > I always ask a lot of questions and then I try and find > someone else to ask. Thinking of you, Jill. Busy time starting for you. (or is it next Wednesday?) Hugs J >> >> Starting next Wednesday I get mt 1st thyrogen injection. >> >> And then the same day go for a CT & Sonography. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > Hugs > J This Wednesday, Thanks J. Hugs, Jill > "J" <mantle@anon.inv> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Hugs > > J > >> >> Starting next Wednesday I get mt 1st thyrogen injection. > >> >> And then the same day go for a CT & Sonography. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >> I always ask a lot of questions and then I try and find > >> someone else to ask. Hi Jill, how's it going? I've had the halter monitor before. Was wondering if they found anything? I forget if one is unwell after RAI, so I didn't want to bug you too much. Did you have to stop your thyroid meds? Keep in touch, as you are able. Hugs J >> >> >> Starting next Wednesday I get mt 1st thyrogen injection. >> >> >> And then the same day go for a CT & Sonography. [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > Hugs > J As the hubby says, finer than frog hair. Got tired of going to the hospital, it's an hour and 40 min. trip ( if it's not rush hour) The CT showed some nodules, but have to wait for the Dr. to tell me. The EKG didn't show anything and I'm still waiting on the results from the holter moniter. The tech. did say if the holter didn't show anything, they would do a few other tests. The thyrogen injection are, so you don't have to withdrawl from your thyroid meds for a month. Which I do very poorly if off meds that long. Makes Jill a little crazy . RAI dose I recieved Fri. was only enough for the whole body scan on Monday. It's not like the dose they give you to try and destroy thyroid cancer. I was out raking the yard, so many leaves. I think it will take me till spring to get them all. I have a pile in the front yard as tall as me. And not one kid has jump in it, well I geuss I'll have to do it. Big hugs to my little J bug. Jill > As the hubby says, finer than frog hair. LOL are you in texas ? http://www.wilk4.com/humor/humorm205.htm Some Texas Wisdom 1. Never slap a man who's chewin' tobacco. 2. Lettin' the cat outta the bag is a whole lot easier'n puttin' it back in. 3. If you're ridin' ahead of the herd, take a look back every now and then to make sure it's still there. 4. If you get to thinkin' you're a person of some influence, try orderin' somebody else's dog around. 5. Never kick a cow chip on a hot day. 6. There's two theories to arguin' with a woman. Neither one works. 7. If you find yourself in a hole, the first thing to do is stop diggin'. 8. Don't squat with your spurs on. 9. It don't take a genius to spot a goat in a flock of sheep 10. Always drink upstream from the herd. 11. Never miss a good chance to shut up. 12. There are 3 kinds of people: The ones that learn by reading, the few who learn by observation, and the rest of them who have to touch the fire to see for themselves if it's really hot. >> As the hubby says, finer than frog hair. > [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > see for > themselves if it's really hot. Close but no cigar, Kansas. The hubby is in Texas though. But I can't blame the Texans for his sayings, more like his Dad. As my Grandpa would say, "Your the favorite Duck in my puddle". >> As the hubby says, finer than frog hair. > > LOL are you in texas ? > http://www.wilk4.com/humor/humorm205.htm > Some Texas Wisdom Wow that one was really in there. Who'd a thunk it. > 1. Never slap a man who's chewin' tobacco. > 2. Lettin' the cat outta the bag is a whole lot easier'n puttin' it back [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > see for > themselves if it's really hot. > >> As the hubby says, finer than frog hair. > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Wow that one was really in there. > Who'd a thunk it. I'm bettin' lots of people use that. I will if I remember :-) Hugs Jill J >> >> As the hubby says, finer than frog hair. >> > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Hugs Jill > J You forget, no way Jose' <smile> Hugs J, Jill > Got tired of going to the hospital, it's an > hour and 40 min. trip ( if it's not rush hour) I guess, with those procedures... <snipped a bunch - thanks for clearing up my confusion - again - thyrogen> > I was out raking the yard, so many leaves. > I think it will take me till spring to get them all. > I have a pile in the front yard as tall as me. > And not one kid has jump in it, well I geuss I'll > have to do it. hee, hee... I missed the boat last night in two ways, I raked some leaves, then forgot to jump in them. I normally don't rake. I use the lawnmower to mulch them, they fertilize the lawn. I forgot about the time change here (fall back) so I was "lawn mowing" at 10:30 at night. I'm betting the neighbours were wondering about me ;-) It's a hicktown here and almost all the lights go out at 10 pm.. (and no, the birth rate isn't rising) heehee J >> Got tired of going to the hospital, it's an >> hour and 40 min. trip ( if it's not rush hour) [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > birth rate isn't rising) heehee > J You make me laugh. My neighbors most likely think I'm a little bent too. My one neighbor would wait like four days after I mowed (push, Jill propelled) and then mow, so it would make my yard look like it needed it. Mind you, I have a 80X 140(deep) yard. So did I mow again, you bet. So now they thinking look at that fool raking leaves, if we wait a few days, our leaves will be in her yard. Hicktown, I know about them. I live in one. I'm surrounded by them. They have their parade on the football field. I geuss they don't want to drive around our beatiful town sqaure. I geuss one has corners and the other doesn't. (heehee) Jill > You make me laugh. My neighbors most likely think > I'm a little bent too. heehee, my neighbors know I'm bent lol > My one neighbor would wait like > four days after I mowed (push, Jill propelled) and then > mow, so it would make my yard look like it needed it. Sheesh ! The nerve of them to make your yard look unkemp. <smile> > Mind you, I have a 80X 140(deep) yard. Gee, that's about the same size as here, the lawn is 2 times the size of the house !! Push mower (not gas?), you like hard work ! It would never work here..too much water, grows too thick and long, too fast. > So did I mow again, you bet. I'm betting they looked out and thought, "gee Wilma, time to get our lawn mower going again, the neighbour's lawn looks better than ours " <smile> > So now they thinking look at that fool raking leaves, > if we wait a few days, our leaves will be in her yard. hee hee...Stephen King movie last night. I went for a walk and on the way back, I noticed that all the leaves on the street had gone, but nobody had raked yesterday. The wind was whipping up and I got home and guess where they were ? In my driveway, so that's when I pulled out the lawnmower. Fix 'em for now raking their lawns <g> Yes, it was retribution > Hicktown, I know about them. I live in one. I'm > surrounded by them. They have their parade on the > football field. Well, there's a parade here once a year during county fair. One horse-drawn carriage... > I geuss they don't want to drive around our beatiful town > sqaure. Square ? Ours is triangle <smile> The most exciting thing that happens here is when a "test alarm" goes off at noon'ish on Saturdays.. I set my clocks by it, so my clocks are never quite right, because they never quite do it at noon.. lol J >> You make me laugh. My neighbors most likely think >> I'm a little bent too. [quoted text clipped - 51 lines] > quite do it at noon.. lol > J I think we live in the same town.<g> Next year it's a riding lawn mower for this girl. Grass grow to fast here too!! My neighbor to the east of me mows once a month, they have a rider and their lawn is half the size of mine. The nerve of them. <g> The front yard, they tie up their horse and they mow and fertilize at the same time, what a great idea. Oh Lord I know I shouldn't talk about my neighbors, even if they ain't no good. tee hee (kidding) If I went by our test alarm that goes off at noon, I'd be in trouble sometimes It goes off in the evening, or 1am. so I go running to the t.v. thinking there's a storm coming. I think someone at the city has an alarm fetish.<g> Jill > I think we live in the same town.<g> Sounds like it eh? If I moved, I 'd go to another hick town. I like them. Just want to clear some things up though. We don't have a town square <g>. It's a (war) memorial garden and quite nice and it's triangle shaped (but tiny). > Next year it's a riding lawn mower > for this girl. Grass grow to fast here too!! I guess ! Too much work for Jillie.. I like push gas mower - exercise. Yanking to start it hurts my shoulders though. > My neighbor to the east of me mows once > a month, they have a rider and their lawn is > half the size of mine. The nerve of them. <g> > The front yard, they tie up their horse and they > mow and fertilize at the same time, what a great > idea. Would emus do? We have some out here. Maybe I'll rent one. > Oh Lord I know I shouldn't talk about my neighbors, > even if they ain't no good. tee hee (kidding) My neighbours are pretty good. (most of them) > If I went by our test alarm that goes off at noon, I'd > be in trouble sometimes It goes off in the evening, or 1am. > so I go running to the t.v. thinking there's a storm coming. > > I think someone at the city has an alarm fetish.<g> I think here too. It goes off at odd hours of the night and I don't have a clue why <smile> Hugs Jill J >> I think we live in the same town.<g> > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > It's a (war) memorial garden and quite nice and it's triangle shaped (but > tiny). I would take a hick town, anyday. We have a lovely old court house on the square. (county seat) >> Next year it's a riding lawn mower >> for this girl. Grass grow to fast here too!! > > I guess ! Too much work for Jillie.. > I like push gas mower - exercise. > Yanking to start it hurts my shoulders though. I don't really mind doing it, but here in the summer it can get to 110 and humid, where you sweat in the shade and it's like breathing water. >> My neighbor to the east of me mows once >> a month, they have a rider and their lawn is [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Would emus do? We have some out here. Maybe I'll rent one. Emus, how cool. Love one. >> Oh Lord I know I shouldn't talk about my neighbors, >> even if they ain't no good. tee hee (kidding) > > My neighbours are pretty good. (most of them) I have really good neighbors. >> If I went by our test alarm that goes off at noon, I'd >> be in trouble sometimes It goes off in the evening, or 1am. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Hugs Jill > J Hugs, Jill > Keep in touch, as you are able. > Hugs > J Well the Doctor's nurse called today. I go next Wed. for a guided needle biopsy. It appears they found a couple of what seems to be lymph nodes that are enlarged. I would assume the ones I feel on the left side are due to the ones swollen on the right. But you know what they say about assuming.<g> Would've rather talk w/ doctor first hand. I geuss I'll get the chance soon enough. I know when they did the radical neck dissection they took 11 nodes from the right-side. How many can there be in your neck? Why don't they take them all? I need a better understanding of nodes. With my history I think the needle biopsy is a waste of time. I've never had one show there was cancer present when there was. I know blood in the sample can render the test useless. Any idea's for a better option, other than surgery? Not because I'm afaid of surgery. The whole body scan showed nothing. It was the CT. I will ask the doc when I get a chance. But I'm so full of qeustions now. <sigh> Any help for a crazy lady. Hugs, Jill > > Keep in touch, as you are able. > > Hugs [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] > Hugs, > Jill I'm afraid that I don't have any answers for the crazy lady, not being medically technical, but would positive thoughts and a warm hug help. Hugs Alayne >> I will ask the doc when I get a chance. But I'm so >> full of qeustions now. <sigh> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Alayne It sure will Alayne. Right back at you. Hugs, Jill > Well the Doctor's nurse called today. I go next Wed. > for a guided needle biopsy. It appears they found a [quoted text clipped - 24 lines] > Any idea's for a better option, other than surgery? > Not because I'm afaid of surgery. Hi Jill, I don't know what other options are, maybe Steph would comment ? The lymphatic system is like an interconnected tunnel system with "stations" and "substations" along the way. (so maybe you're right that what's happening on one side is affecting the other side). I think this system helps to clear out infections (filter bacteria, maybe viruses too). I know (some of) the breast cancer patients sometimes (some) get lymphoedema http://www.cancerbacup.org.uk/Resourcessupport/Controllingsymptoms/Lymphoedema depending on which or how many lymph nodes are removed. Gray's anatomy has writeups and pictures that can be enlarged http://bartleby.com/107/ I started here and read the introduction in the Lymph System section then, the head and neck ( section ) has the pictures http://bartleby.com/107/177.html Then there's superficial and deep lymph nodes. If you can piece together the above, and below, I have a certificate of graduation for you. <smile> http://www.oralcancerfoundation.org/facts/neck_dissections.htm Radical neck dissection Refers to the removal of all lymph node groups extending from the inferior border of the mandible superiorly to the clavicle inferiorly, from the lateral border of the sternohyoid muscle, hyoid bone, and contralateral anterior belly of the digastric muscle medially, to the anterior border of the trapezius muscle laterally. Included are all lymph nodes from levels I-V with sacrifice of internal jugular vein, sternocleidomastoid muscle, and spinal accessory nerve. [] I think that "sacrifice" means they don't remove those last 3 ones, but I'm not sure. There might be information on your surgical pathology report, as to what they removed. I guess they're trying to figure out if they _have_ to remove lymph nodes and which? I don't know if any of this will help, but it'll sure keep you busy :-) Hugs Jill J > Hi Jill, I don't know what other options are, maybe Steph would comment ? > [quoted text clipped - 40 lines] > Hugs Jill > J Busier than a cat in a room full of bouncy balls.<g> Wow, those links are good one's. I don't know how you do it. I must not be looking good enough. Or maybe It helps to know what to look for, good thing your here. Of course now, I need a link to help me read some of it.<g> Big Jill Hugs. When the chips are down, the buffalo is empty. > I know when they did the radical neck dissection > they took 11 nodes from the right-side. > > How many can there be in your neck? I don't know because I can't count <smile>. Just kidding.. I don't know where the head ends and neck starts (for the lymph nodes) and I can't see where your surgery was (on your neck). Would this one help? http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/anat/neck.html J-trying hard >> I know when they did the radical neck dissection >> they took 11 nodes from the right-side. >> >> How many can there be in your neck? > > I don't know because I can't count <smile>. Just kidding.. Some neck dissections contain 40-50 nodes. 11 is a small number, but not unreasonable. > I don't know where the head ends and neck starts (for the lymph nodes) and > I can't see where your surgery was (on your neck). > Would this one help? http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/anat/neck.html > J-trying hard >>> I know when they did the radical neck dissection >>> they took 11 nodes from the right-side. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Some neck dissections contain 40-50 nodes. 11 is a small number, but not > unreasonable. Why wouldn't they take more than 11, since I have recurrent metastatic cancer? >> I don't know where the head ends and neck starts (for the lymph nodes) >> and >> I can't see where your surgery was (on your neck). >> Would this one help? http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/anat/neck.html >> J-trying hard >>>> I know when they did the radical neck dissection >>>> they took 11 nodes from the right-side. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > Why wouldn't they take more than 11, since I have recurrent > metastatic cancer? The nodes come out with a neck dissection.........unless they are grossly abnormal, the surgeon often doesn't even see them. >>>>> I know when they did the radical neck dissection >>>>> they took 11 nodes from the right-side. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > The nodes come out with a neck dissection.........unless they are grossly > abnormal, the surgeon often doesn't even see them. So I have the wrong understanding of a neck dissection. I thought it was to help slow the progress of the diease, but how can it work effectively if you can't see them? As you can tell I'm confused. Thanks Steph. I really am thankful you spend your time answering my qeustions Jill > >>>>> I know when they did the radical neck dissection > >>>>> they took 11 nodes from the right-side. [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > answering my qeustions > Jill It is part of the treatment of the disease, but the point is the surgeon removes alot of tissue from the neck, the nodes are just included >> I know when they did the radical neck dissection >> they took 11 nodes from the right-side. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Would this one help? http://www.bcm.edu/oto/studs/anat/neck.html > J-trying hard Jill shaking her head in awe of J. I read Steph's post. So you both have helped me understand a lot more than I knew earlier today. From looking at the anatomy chart, I see why the surgical cuts on my neck are where they are. If the keep cutting on me, I could be a live model.<g> Big thanks, Jill > Well the Doctor's nurse called today. I go next Wed. > for a guided needle biopsy. It appears they found a > couple of what seems to be lymph nodes that are > enlarged. Biopsy yesterday? Hugs J >> Well the Doctor's nurse called today. I go next Wed. >> for a guided needle biopsy. It appears they found a [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Hugs > J Yes, and very painful last night and some this morning. The fluid from the lymph node got around my ear and my neck is still very swollen. I've had about an hours worth of sleep. Hubby's leaving for Texas again. So I be taking him to the airport this morning. The Doc that did the guided needle biopsy said there were quite a few swollen nodes on both sides of my neck, but that it didn't look like anything to bad to him. Given my history, I would think otherwise. So I will wait for the report. Hugs, Jill > So I will wait for the report. I'm sorry about the pain and swelling, Jill. I'll be right here waiting for the results with you. Many hugs to my Jill. J >> So I will wait for the report. > > I'm sorry about the pain and swelling, Jill. > I'll be right here waiting for the results with you. > Many hugs to my Jill. > J Thanks J. The pain is a lot better. Doc gave me pain meds. My neck is still really swollen. The Doc said its because of the blood that got in the tissue. He said it could take a few days for it to go away. Hugs, Jill >> So I will wait for the report. > > I'm sorry about the pain and swelling, Jill. > I'll be right here waiting for the results with you. > Many hugs to my Jill. > J I forgot to say, they are checking me for lymphoma. I had qiute a few swollen nodes on both sides of neck. I've had no colds or sore throat. So who knows. Hugs, Jill > I forgot to say, they are checking me for lymphoma. :-( > I had qiute a few swollen nodes on both sides of neck. > I've had no colds or sore throat. So who knows. Geez Jill, you're starting to sound like Anita (but backwards). That's how her posts started (as I recall, when she was overseas and waiting to get back home to get properly diagnosed)...."is it lymphoma or ????" Thyroid and/or neck stuff is sure complicated. ( ( ( Jill) ) ) J > I forgot to say, they are checking me for lymphoma. > I had qiute a few swollen nodes on both sides of neck. > I've had no colds or sore throat. So who knows. Hi Jill, now that you got the all clear, I have a theory for you. Shingles can follow infections. Infections can be fungal, viral or bacterial. My theory is that Randy got a viral infection (while on the road) and failed to notice or mention it to you. ("rode it out") Then got the shingles and came home and passed it along to you,and thanks why your lymph nodes are/were swollen. If that's the case (and it's just a theory), it'll take time for the lymph nodes to settle down. Hugs Jill, J > Hi Jill, now that you got the all clear, I have a theory for you. > Shingles can follow infections. Infections can be fungal, viral or [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Hugs Jill, > J That's the only thing that still bothers me. That fact that I had so many enlarged lymph nodes. The doctor said I couldn't catch shingles. It is possible to get chicken pox, if you have never had them. I have. I go back to my other Doc(surgeon) on the 6th. So I'm going to ask him his advice about this. The foggy, lightheaded feeling I've been having is still present. It comes and goes. But other than that, I have felt good. I know something is going on, now we need to figure out just what. Hugs, Jill > That's the only thing that still bothers me. That fact that I had > so many enlarged lymph nodes. The doctor said I couldn't [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > I know something is going on, now we need to figure out > just what. So you didn't like my "you caught Randy's visus and this is causing your swollon lymph glands" theory, eh? <smile> http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001301.htm I suppose if they drew fluids out of the lymph node and there were no white blood cells, than that rules virus out? I was just reading Willy Dilly's post and maybe seeing your doctor is a good idea. Hugs J >> That's the only thing that still bothers me. That fact that I had >> so many enlarged lymph nodes. The doctor said I couldn't [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > Hugs > J J, If I felt bad, I would think maybe a virus. I'm just confused as to why they would be enlarged. I know when they did the CT for the guided needle biopsy, they said there were qiute a few good size nodes. I also don't understand why they don't seem to be worry about it. Given my history. I'll have a long talk with my surgeon and see what he thinks. I have had mild earaches on and off, from one ear to the other. They don't last long and aren't that painful. Hugs, Jill Pausing only once for breath, "Jill" <littlewink@grapevine.net> said: > I have had mild earaches on and off, from one ear to the other. > They don't last long and aren't that painful. My oncologist kept asking me if I was experiencing any ringing in the ears, like he was expecting ear related problems of some sort as a side effect to chemo. Sometimes I did, and reported it, and he took a harder look in my ears with his little light during the exam, but never suggested any major concerns. I know that lung cancer and testicular cancer both have the ability to spread to the brain. They did a brain MRI (negative results) on me as one of the first tests after my NSCLC diagnosis, and Armstrong actually had surface lesions removed by surgery during his battle. Would a brain MRI be indicated here? SignatureI AM SPEWS (SLAPP PREVENTION ELECTRONIC WHITENOISE SYSTEM) "The day Microsoft makes something that doesn't suck is probably the day that they start making vacuum cleaners."--Doc in alt.privacy > Pausing only once for breath, "Jill" <littlewink@grapevine.net> said: > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Would a brain MRI be indicated here? Tinnitus is a common side effect of cisplatin. It's a very uncommon symptom of metastatic disease |
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