Superfoods for survival
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Not sure if the superfoods have causes this grainy stool, but I am concerned since it lasts for a couple of days. I have opted to skip a few days between the smoothies to see if there is a difference in my stool and yes, today, that are somewhat (minor) more consistent and compacted. HELP. Should I be worried?
He is my brother and also a good friend and I could no more give up on him than my old dog everyone said I should have euthanized. But if he stood no chance for recovery and survival I know he would tell me to let go. The honest answer I'm looking for is if it is a possibility he will come out of this coma like state? Or is it more typical that most folks just don't? What are his chances for survival?
She gave the results to many doctors for diagnosis, only her oncologist believes that this spot is for sure a metastasis, but he is calling it micrometastasis. All the rest doctors said that her illness will be determined at or after 2 years, except her oncologist who saddenly few days ago announced to us that my mother has only 2 years of life. She never had a biopsy on her bone. I m wondering how much true this can be. Can he determine by so absolut way the progression of her health?
Yes they are Im still hoping that I can go for atleast 30-34 weeks but I'm happy to know that her chances for survival are greater than her chances of death
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Although Nexavar is not a cure, its ability to lengthen survival could make it the standard of care for all liver cancer patients who are not eligible for surgery, Cowen & Co. analysts predicted.
Most liver cancers are diagnosed at a late stage and most patients die within a year, according to the American Society of Clinical Oncology, which featured the Nexavar study as one of the most noteworthy trials to be reported at its meeting in Chicago.
m not a doctor and you should consult your doctor prior taking any non-essential supplements since you are on medication. Vitamins and superfoods supplements are safe tho and they have no interactions.
Also I'm very sorry for ur loss. im grieving for my nephew and i can't even imagine if it'd been my lil girl. my prayers go out to u and ur wife. Best wishes to u both.
I am not much on people being lazy during pregnancy but i would def reccomend it for you. Dont lift anything heavy at all. Treat yourself like you would treat that baby. And i eould talk to the dr about having sex. Usually it is perfictly fine but may not be in your case. And dont worry about it either bc stress isnt good for either of you. But if it does happen, it is not your fault and nither were the other ones.
The 1 year survival rate for patients who have a liver transplant is 85% in the US (University of Southern California’s Center for Pancreatic and Biliary Diseases)
The 5 year survival rate for patients who have a liver transplant is 70% in the US (University of Southern California’s Center for Pancreatic and Biliary Diseases)
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There is some evidence to suggest that herpes virus could stay alive for a few hours if on a warm, moist environmental surface, but not a tube of anything for months. I'm not clear why anyone would use an antibiotic cream on a viral cold sore, either, but that's a different story completely. The herpes virus needs cells in which to live and there would be no support for the virus in the circumstance that you describe.
I under went double mast on Jan 09 - diagnosed with Triple Negative Grade 3, stage 3, 31 out 31 + with extensive LVI with broadly positive margins as well as intralymphatic tumor. Multifocal extracapsular extension. Can't seem to get a real survival or recurrence rate, only telling me it is not good. Under went chemo and rads just finished Sept 09. Not scheduled for scans yet. What do you think?
This is a question that is almost impossible to answer. There are statistics that deal with generalities but none of them actually deal with any one specific case. I have never relied on published percentages as I feel there are too many variables in each person's cancer as well as the response to the therapy. You might search for Statistics of Survival Rates on the Internet but I wouldn't ever depend on them for myself.
They say she is not responding to any kind of communication and I may be seeing her move as a result of spasms or reflexes. What should I do? What to expect next? How long does it take for them to see a reaction of comprehension?
I started having cramping (turns out it was contraction, who knew?!) at 23 weeks. I was in the hospital for a few days and learned that I have a shorted hyperdynamic cervix. They gave me steroids just in case out little guys decides to come early and weekly progesterone injunctions. They sent me home with medications to take every three hours to keep the contractions away. It all seems to be working.
How do I keep from going crazy?
Here is further explanation of the limitations of survival rate statistics, which I have copied from a previous related thread:
"In regard to your request for survival and recurrence figures, I'm not sure it's so much that your doctors won't give straight answers, as that such statistics are not meant to be applied to INDIVIDUALS. They are meant primarily as a general guideline for treatment decisions.
First time using this, am not sure I am in the right place but, I will ask any way. 45 white female with Triple negative IDC stage 3 grade 3, 31 + nodes LVI marked extensive, broadly + margins, intralymphatic tumor .1cm from margins. multifocal extracapsular extension. Just finished chemo and rads...waiting for scheduled scans. Can't seem to get a straight survival or recurrence rate from docs, just said I got it bad and will try to kill it...
Is it possible for a fetus 6 months in gestation to servive at only 3 months develpoment inside and outside of the womb? Where can i get more information on this at.
m not sure exactly what options you would have in your area, but from what I understand proton therapy is another avenue for treatment that might be worth considering too, as you try to narrow down your options and best course of action. Best of luck to you through this hard time.
My sister-in-law had a mastectomy 3 years ago after being diagnosed with cancer for the second time (in the same brreast). She looks fit and well but I lost another relative to cancer following secondaries 20 years ago and I'm worried my husband may also lose his sister to this terrible desease. I always thought that secondary diagnosis was virtually a death sentence. I know every case is different but what is the likely outcome for this woman, so very dear to many?
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