http://csn.cancer.org/node/178491 Comments for ""Undetermined origin"" en-csn http://csn.cancer.org/node/178491#comment-729078 <p>I am not sure that you got the information right, ma'am, when you listened to the doctors. Or maybe I am misreading what you have written.</p> <p>I would be surprised to learn that only 2% of discovered cancers are of undetermined origin, as I read in these boards every day of people who have cancer but are not sure of the primary. I would be even more surprised to find that of that 2%, if such is the case, the majority of them end up being lung or pancreatic cancers.</p> <p>I am presuming a bit here, as I am not a medical professional or a cancer expert. </p> <p>In any event, your husband and his family are in my thoughts. Please consider this site a place to come with your concerns and even your rants and rages, along with any positive news you get. We are here for you.</p> <p>As you gather more information, perhaps there will be members who can answer your more specific questions.</p> <p>Take care,</p> <p>Joe</p> Tue, 27 Oct 2009 11:18:30 -0400 soccerfreaks comment 729078 at http://csn.cancer.org http://csn.cancer.org/node/178491 <p>Sept 28th my husband was diagnosed with cancer. It has been a confusing ride so far. We, well he started chemo last week. We go again this week and a break next week. Right now they are treating him for Lung/pancreas cancer. He falls into a 2% category of undetermined origin. Of that 2% we were told that 60% of that group is almost always lung or pancreas cancer. So i am praying that we are treating the right thing, so we can get this controlled. Stop the spreading of this. I would love to talk to anyone but especially those who have experianced this type of diagnoses.<br /> He started out having chest pain and now has lots of random pain everywhere.</p> <p><a href="http://csn.cancer.org/node/178491">read more</a></p> http://csn.cancer.org/node/178491#comment Lung Cancer Mon, 26 Oct 2009 22:10:04 -0400 BgWhtBr 178491 at http://csn.cancer.org