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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Cancer / May 2005

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Bladder Cancer - does chemo work?13 May 2005 10:44 GMT20
I was supposed to have my operation today to assess and try to
remove my tumor, but at the pre-admission check last friday the
Chief Anaesthetist said that he was very worried about my heart
condition and thought I had a 90% chance of not surviving the
Help / Information needed13 May 2005 01:44 GMT15
Hey, im 22 years old guy from finland and i'm desperately looking for more
information about cancer,
and most importantly, availible cures. My grandmother was diagnosted a
cancer in her stomach for years ago
Patients should be given choice!13 May 2005 01:41 GMT19
I feel that its best for patients to be given choice for example when you go
to see your oncologist, the oncologist should inform the patients of any
other known treatments which have given cures. A patient may decide to go
for the alternative treatment because for example it may ...
Facing another MRI12 May 2005 23:44 GMT2
Geting anxious once again about another 6 month interval MRI coming up
tomorrow. Approaching two years since what radioligists are labeling as
a low grade glioma was discovered in my left temporal lobe after a
grand mal. Neurosurgeon told me on last MRI that if things continued to
Follow-Up - Cousin With Pancreatic/Liver Cancer12 May 2005 19:34 GMT5
Hi everyone - I posted earlier about our cousin's DH who was diagnosed
with pancreatic and liver Cancer who was going to B.C. for herbal
therapy treatments that were supposed to "cure" him.  We are so angry
as he has now had a major stroke after being treated for 3 weeks and is
mecical negligence or good doctoring?12 May 2005 18:03 GMT10
My wife was diagnosed with lower bowel cancer (adino carcinoma) and followed
doctors advice and had chemo, radio followed by resection operation and then
some more chemo after the operation. During the operation it was found by
the surgeon that the cancer had penetrated into the ...
Dr. Holt's alternative method12 May 2005 17:04 GMT3
As you may know on Sydney television a patient of Dr. John Holt's treatment
in Western Australia for cancer was very complimentary of his cure. It is
reported that Dr. Holt treatment involves an injection followed by Radio
Wave treatment. No guarantee is given that every patient ...
medical negligence or good doctoring?12 May 2005 16:59 GMT22
About 4 years ago my wife was diagnosed with lower bowel cancer (adino
carcinoma). The diagnosis was discovered just after the cancer went into
'self remission' e.g. for a number of weeks before she felt very very tired
and could not do half the things she could previously. One ...
Status on my mom12 May 2005 00:58 GMT4
Got a call this morning - my mom was going to the emergency room after
my brother called her oncologist and told him that she's feeling very
dizzy and is exhibiting lots of unexpected side-effects from her recent
first infusion of carboplatin and taxol (last Thursday). He told ...
metastatic liver cancer12 May 2005 00:40 GMT6
       my brother in law has just been diagnosed with what i think is liver
cancer - but with the liver not being the primary tumour location.
I live in the uk and i don't have much faith in my local hospital, my dad
died of pulmonary fibrosis a few years ago and they wouldn't do ...
I'm around again.....J, Alayne, Emily...others11 May 2005 21:05 GMT6
Just a wuick note to say I am dropping a line....and I have a
question..I need to know about Methotrexate....mainly what to expect
from side effects in smaller doses....I am starting it, (I think for
Arthritis) but all I know is what I learned from Patrick's treatments
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Another long term hope11 May 2005 15:33 GMT1
http://tinyurl.com/b97hs
New anti-cancer drug, but of course, years away.
Still, the more of these sort of things and eventually they will beat
all sorts of cancer.
donations needed for leukemia race11 May 2005 09:53 GMT1
I am raising money for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society as a participant in
their Team In Training and I'm asking you to help by making a contribution.
Each donation helps accelerate cures for leukemia, lymphoma and myeloma and
brings hope to the patients and families who are on ...
Subcutaneous Lymphoma11 May 2005 02:56 GMT1
Does anyone have any knowledge of cutaneous lymphoma (Non-Hogkins)?
I've had a suspicious biopsy, but all other tests do not show it's in my
blood stream
I'm told this is common and that several biopsy's often are necessary.
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