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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / March 2005

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pain status30 Mar 2005 20:38 GMT9
had an interesting procedure today.
Kaiser runs a pain clinic. they tried a procedure called an intercostal
block deadening a couple of nerves that serve the areas where most of my
pain is. today they did a temporary fix to determine if they had found the
eye cancer???30 Mar 2005 18:15 GMT2
I recently saw the eye doctor due to a strange spot on the white of my eye.
He said it is most likely a  Pingueculum, (which is a totally benign
condition).
But, he gave me some drops and wants to see me in 3 weeks. He wants to see
sci.med.diseases.cancer, alt.support.cancer, alt.support.cancer.breast30 Mar 2005 09:33 GMT2
Thank you for your valuable comments. However, what would it mean if
next time (i plan to hav the CEA test again in 6 weeks) the test value
comes above 5. See, my thinking is that it takes only a little to have
a value of above 5, -though I undersand this is not a scientific
Amigdalina Natural Therapy - Looking for info. on this29 Mar 2005 17:07 GMT1
Does anyone know much about Amigdalina ?  Someone I know has recently
diagnosed of Ovarian cancer and was looking at alternate methods for
treatment and we came across this one option.  From what I've read thus far
the FDA doesn't approve this method as it hasn't been proven to ...
happy easter29 Mar 2005 13:32 GMT4
figgertoes woke me at 0630 to announce that the easter bunny had been here,
and presented me with a heaping basket of chocolate bunny wabbits,
marshmellow and chocolate easter eggs, and jelly beans, plus a box of
truffles.
Anyone tell me about alt. treatments29 Mar 2005 00:39 GMT1
I'm looking into cesium and potasium treatments to raise the alklininity and
blood oxygen levels to kill cancer cells.  The cancer is untreatable with
conventional medicine including surgery and chemo/radiation.
Thanks,
dr gold and hydrazine sulfate28 Mar 2005 18:13 GMT18
i had a couple of people try to talk up hydrazine sulfate and dr gold's
advocacy of it, including sending me links. they have some of my family
convinced.  i went looking for independent info and found the discussion on
quack watch as well as some brief commentary from J here ...
Adeno carcinoma: Tumour does not shrink but  CA-125 count comes down!27 Mar 2005 17:45 GMT1
Patient aged 48, developed adeno carcinoma of the left ovary, has a
strong history of cancer on mother's side. Diagnosed about 5 months
back as stage IV (pleural effusion). FNAC showed cells of papillary
adeno carcinoma. The CA-125 test read 322. USG showed a large SOL
Beljanski27 Mar 2005 04:33 GMT5
Dear *Friends* (till now you have all been friendly to me and my Dad's
case: pancreatic cancer with liver metastasis)
I have come across some information about Mirko Beljanski and the
different treatments he has created. Even François Mitterrand (former
schivo and cancer patients25 Mar 2005 12:15 GMT10
I've been staying in Florida where the Schivo case has been dominating
the news.
I know that the likelihood of a cancer patient like me is unlikely to
end up in a prolonged vegetative state. however, one of the problems in
Easter25 Mar 2005 00:01 GMT1
Just sending Warm Peaceful thoughts and Hugs to all here for Easter.
Alayne
Pain meds and constipation24 Mar 2005 20:49 GMT5
Hi. New to group.
I had an ependymoma removed, but have chronic pain problems.
On morphine slow release caps with liquid morphine for breakthrough
pain, but have major problems with constipation.
Breast Cancer Awareness24 Mar 2005 12:41 GMT2
I wonder would anyone here be able to help? I am doing a research
project at college into breast cancer awareness; in particular as to
whether age plays a part in being aware of breast cancer. Would anyone
here know of any relevant websites etc. that might provide me with
Misuse of statistics in medical research24 Mar 2005 03:33 GMT12
I have prepared an article on the misuse of statistics in medical
research. If the subject is of interest to you or if you work with
cancer, you might be interested to read it. Your opinion would be
appreciated.
Benzene exposure and leukemia23 Mar 2005 17:26 GMT1
It seems like there are some serious side effects to being exposed to
Benzene, commonly used in the manufacture of a number of synthetic fibers.
Apparently, workers exposed to chemicals like Benzene and Butadiene are at
risk of getting leukemia. If you got to
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