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Diagnosed with Cancer

Have you been diagnosed with cancer? Share your story and talk about your diagnosis, treatment and coping mechanisms here. Topics about all kinds of cancer go here, including cervical and ovarian cancer, colon and rectal cancer, leukemia, lung cancer, lymphomas, skin cancer, and uterine cancer.

What does bone pain feel like?

Hello, I’ve been diagnosed with prostate cancer two years ago, and it was found in stage II – at that point I was in so much pain I could barely walk. So after chemo and surgery I thought I was in remission, but now I’m feeling very strange pain in my left leg. It feels like pulled muscle, but...

by User avatar Guest

Thyroid Cancer long term recovery

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in 2008 I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer after finding a large swelling on my neck. I have had my thyroid totally removed and have been unlucky in my recovery in that I have had damage to my vocal chord and 2 years on have had 4 treatments of radioactive iodene. My cancer has spread to my chest...

by User avatar heathcol149698

9 yr old with cancer

I'm 13 but one of my family friends who is 9 has FOUR different cancers. She has t-cell lymphoma,lukemia,a tumor & traces of Bone cancer. She was diognosed in Uly. She is anerexic,16 kg & has chemo & everything. I worry about her because my mum said nothing has happened with her cancer since the...

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medullary thyroid cancer

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My husband had a total thyroidectomy and removal of all lymph nodes in his neck. He has medullary cancer. The surgery was Sept 1st. He also had to have a gel foam injected into his vocal chords, as one was not moving. The doctor told him this would help him breathe better. It has helped, but...

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Study Finds Inflammation Can Be Related To Cancer

Researchers managed to find relation between inflammation and cancer through receptor called TRAIL. During the research on mice scientists took mice without this receptor in their cells and exposed them to radiation so they could develop chronic pneumonia and observed them. They found that mice...

by User avatar Mayo

Communication Mast Emissions

hello, I have recently had a cancerous kidney removed. I only moved to the area I live a year ago which has a very large communication mast close by [1 mile] Previously my health through my 58 years has been excellent. Could the mast have anything to do with my cancer. Government reports as always...

by User avatar Paul B78675

adenocarcinoma

trying to get info on a dx of adenocarcinoma that may be related to ovarian or endometrial cancer. Is there a connection here. Need to understand more about why adenocarcinoma is mentioned in relation to these other two cancers??? At this time my client is receiving Taxol and Carboplatin which...

by User avatar ahwebb50768

need urgent help

my father age 65 yrs has found constipation since week we have gone to one doctor he advised us abdomen in reports they found 1. multiple large lesions of liver- s/o metastasis 2. gross ascites with ? splenic deposit after seeing the reports doctors told us that the disease into 4th stage, i want...

by User avatar fahad789

Post LAR complications?

I had LAR surgery and temporary ileostomy in Feb. of 09. Ileostomy was reversed in June. Things seemed to be going along alright with the exception of bowels struggling to return to normalcy. My problems have been mostly frequency and urgency and I have found that Imodium has helped, as another...

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Researchers Found Left Side Of The Body Is More Affected By Tumors

Research found that left side of human body is more likely to be the one on which malignant tumors occur. Reason for that is still not discovered but reports show that 10% of invasive tumors appear more on the left leg, arm and side of the body then on the right one. Study showed that age group...

by User avatar Tim