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sinus sarcoma

shauntae
shauntae CSN Member Posts: 4
edited March 2014 in Rare and Other Cancers #1
Has anyone been diagnosed with a sinus sarcoma????Would like to hear from you.
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  • Tina Blondek
    Tina Blondek CSN Member Posts: 1,500 Member
    #2
    Hello Shauntae and welcome.
    Hello Shauntae and welcome. Sorry no one has replied to you yet, but I am sure they will. Sorry for your recent dx. You might also want to post this in the head and neck cancer discussion board. There is also a chat room here where you can chat live. I know there is someone on here who is a survivor of sinus cancer. Keep your chin up, keep in touch.
    Tina in Va
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  • gyrene72
    gyrene72 CSN Member Posts: 7
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    sinus cancer
    Hello Shauntae,
    I too am very sorry to hear of your sinus condition. I have what is called an inverted papaloma. It is a tumor growing in my right sinus over my right eye. It is not, however, cancerous. The dr. took a biopsy which proved to be benign. It scared the heck out of me when it was found, however, as I have another type of cancer called Waldenstroms. It is a rare type of blood cancer affecting the white blood cells. I thought for sure that the tumor was a result of the bad blood cells, but, thank God, it wasn't. This is not the first time that this tumor has presented itself. It grew a few years back, and I had it removed. No problems, but it has come back again. Problem is, the original Dr is no longer with the same hospital, and I don't know where he went. So, looks like another trip to the hospital. I wish you the best of luck, and may God be with you.
    Tom
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