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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Breast Cancer / October 2004

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pain management31 Oct 2004 17:43 GMT14
here's a biggie.  i'm pretty sure i'm not the only one wrestling with some
of this.
here's the problem:
i'm late stage 4 bc with dozens of bone mets - some rather big.  they cause
RL support group31 Oct 2004 15:40 GMT2
I think when I first started reading this ng someone had asked about
experiences with real-life support groups.  I just went to one yesterday.
It was held at my oncologist's office and led by a nurse educator.  There
were 5 patients there including me and it lasted an hour and a ...
Swollen arm31 Oct 2004 14:58 GMT2
Seven years ago, my wife had breast cancer with subsequent removal
surgery and chemotherapy.
All check-ups were absolutely fine until January of this year when the
check-up revealed some suspicious-looking lymph nodes. So chemotherapy
Cellulitis?31 Oct 2004 07:00 GMT13
Deborah is in the hospital now, recovering from a bout of cellulitis
that started in her lymphedemic arm and moved into her chest.
Turns out we did everything wrong before she went to the hospital.
When Deborah woke up yesterday morning she said her arm hurt and was a
Xrays31 Oct 2004 06:13 GMT1
Can someone tell me is mammogram xrays can be easily copied?
Also, in Ontario, do I have a right to them?
"Breast cancer study will analyze sisters"31 Oct 2004 06:07 GMT1
Breast cancer study will analyze sisters
A new national clinical trial will probe genetic and environmental
causes of breast cancer by studying 50,000 sisters of women already
diagnosed with the disease that is the second-leading cancer killer of
Mouse virus31 Oct 2004 06:04 GMT3
It was reported on the news tonight that a possible cause of breast cancer
is a virus acquired from mice.  Humans can be tested for this mouse virus,
and apparently it has only been found in breast cancer patients.  I'm very
curious.  I want to be tested.  If I have a freakin' mouse ...
just found out31 Oct 2004 05:51 GMT8
i have breast cancer i'm having a hard time dealing with it.I want to
talk  about it then i dont it is 4am i cant stop thinking about it .no
one in my family had or has it so i dont  know how i got it . Thank
goodness it is caught in the early stages i go back for some more
Uninsured -- before you go for mammogram (US)31 Oct 2004 05:41 GMT2
Check out your state's implementation of the Breast and Cervucal
Cancer Prevention and Treatment Act, and sign up *before* you get a
mammogram. If you are offered any other free or low-cost options for
mammograms, be *sure* you inquire what your options are if cancer is
Another Diagnosis this week31 Oct 2004 05:33 GMT4
I'm sorry I know this isn't the place probably for this post and I'm not
asking for any kind of response. I posted last week about my upcoming biopsy
and all of our local cases of cancer in our small town. As all of you know
my biopsy was negative for cancer and I am so thankful, ...
Baptism of Fire -Zometa31 Oct 2004 05:20 GMT3
Wow, I had my first infusion of Zometa yesterday afternoon. In the
middle of the night excruciating pain in the whole thoracic area woke me
up. I had a slight temp. which eventually went back to normal. Called my
liaison person and she said it would pass. A hydrocodene has not ...
My mother30 Oct 2004 13:44 GMT3
My name is C?dric, I'm 17 and I'm French. Today, my mother has an
examination and we have learned that she may have a breast cancer. I worry
and I'd like to ask you some questions:
1/ Are tumors ofter benign or malignant (in %)?
How much time question ....29 Oct 2004 16:50 GMT6
A relative of mine has bravely been through about seven gamma knifes
and a brain surgery and seven or eight different chemo protocols. She
has been in stage four for five years and one week. A doctor tells us
now that she has large growths in the liver that are not responding to
Best options in Madison/Milwaukee Wisconsin?28 Oct 2004 07:14 GMT2
Are there any notably top notch facilities/doctors regarding breast
cancer in these areas?
Any tools for selecting the best doctors?
strange new symptoms27 Oct 2004 21:18 GMT4
i hope this finds you all well.
for those of you who gave me advice on the pain management issue, thanks.  i
got it worked out with my onc yesterday.  i'm going to keep on doin what i'm
doin...
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