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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / November 2004

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KAREN L thanks12 Nov 2004 08:35 GMT1
Yes Karen you remeber correctly I was DX with
NHL large B cell in both lungs finished my 6 rounds of CHOP+R in August
and had a scan to prove it put my tumors out of commision however
everyone I seem to talk to tells me that three month follow up scans are
Chemotherapy Question12 Nov 2004 06:04 GMT6
My 58-year old mother had hysterectomy recently, because one of her
ovaries had a cancerous cyst. Her surgeon told her that none of the
organs currently in her body have cancer in them, but cancer was present
in the wash post-sugery. Therefore, she must now undergo chemotherapy
Aunt has mass on her lung12 Nov 2004 00:18 GMT3
I heard from my father that my wonderful aunt found out today she has a mass
on her lung. A CT scan is scheduled for 11/24. I realize the diagnosis may
not be dire but my aunt has been a heavy smoker for 50 years and has lost a
lot of weight in recent months.
Update on Dad 11/11/0411 Nov 2004 20:30 GMT1
    Some may already know this update.  To some it may be new.  I didn't want to
leave out anyone:
    Dad's Hemoglobin count is now 15.5.  Normal is 14.0-18.0.  He went back and
found some old papers of pasted physicals he had done for his work.  Long
If you have worked in a factory in US you could be compsensated almost 10 million dollars11 Nov 2004 19:41 GMT1
You may not even know that you suffer from the symtoms of
mesothelioma. If you have been diagnosed with Mesothelioma as a result
of Asbestos exposure, you may be entitled to monetary compensation.
Apparantly malignant mesothelmia is one of the highest compensated
health and longevity11 Nov 2004 16:20 GMT1
hi everybody, let me call your attention to a very interesting book on health and longevity, including cancer and AIDS! You must check it out:
http://templeofnature.org/book
I hope it can save your health. I love it! This info is so true!
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'Steph' why don't you teach about glutathione? 11 Nov 2004 03:13 GMT3
> Steph you need some courses in biology, physiology, microbiology and
anatomy
>Been there, done that, got the T shirt, sonny.
You must be really old if I am sunny to you. :))))
Listening... (vent?)11 Nov 2004 01:58 GMT5
To your body.
This week's roll call has brought "home" that there are probably more
lurkers here than I ever imagined.
This message is mostly for the friends, relatives, carers of those with
Happy Happy Joy Joy!10 Nov 2004 18:07 GMT2
This morning my mom (JoAnn) was giving me the technical terms of her
illness.  She has skeletal lytic lesions, is a non-secretor.  Her lesions
are outside in, and are subcutaneous.
HOWEVER, she just called back cuz she got the results of the Pet scan and
Steph and J  and rude 'huge' Challenge10 Nov 2004 16:19 GMT14
Steph and J and rude 'huge' Challenge
I challenge the 3 of you.
Prove 1 fact I have sent about Immunotec Research is false.
You have spend enough time mocking the company and myself.
Steph and J - Immunotec Research Challenge10 Nov 2004 14:00 GMT3
Steph and J Challenge
I challenge the 2 of you.
Prove 1 fact I have sent about Immunotec Research is false.
You have spend enough time mocking the company and myself.
Cancer's rapacious need for iron10 Nov 2004 11:19 GMT1
Oct. 14, 2004 | Science and Tech
UW licenses potential cancer treatment derived from ancient Chinese folk remedy
FROM:   Rob Harrill    rharrill@u.washington.edu    206-543-2580    
A group of promising cancer-fighting compounds derived from a substance used in
Where has two years gone?10 Nov 2004 10:39 GMT2
Frank James Lea Apr 1st 1947 to November 2nd 2002 a victim of pancreatic
cancer.
It has been two very lonely years. I have tried to do a lot of volunteer
work to keep busy. i just took my Standard Enhansed First Aid and got 98
small cell lung cancer09 Nov 2004 17:42 GMT6
I posted here 2 years ago and I was treated for throat cancer.I
complained bitterly about how my tongue tasted everything as burning.
That is all in the past and I am cancer free now for over 2 years.
Thats the good part.
Chemoembolization09 Nov 2004 09:29 GMT28
http://patient.cancerconsultants.com/liver_cancer_news.aspx?id=17954
One approach to chemoembolization involves injecting 2 types of drugs
through a catheter into the main artery that supplies the liver (called
the hepatic artery). The 2 types of drugs used are 1) those that cause ...
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