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Lesion on the bone
I need to help. I found out yesterday that I have a lesion on my tibia just below the knee on the left leg. I also have my thymas gland and it is enlarged. I had a pet scan done last week. Tomorrow I am having a mri and xray done. Should I be concerned? They mentioned doing biopsies. Any info would be helpful. Thank you.0 -
Bone lesionstarr21855 said:Lesion on the bone
I need to help. I found out yesterday that I have a lesion on my tibia just below the knee on the left leg. I also have my thymas gland and it is enlarged. I had a pet scan done last week. Tomorrow I am having a mri and xray done. Should I be concerned? They mentioned doing biopsies. Any info would be helpful. Thank you.
I saw your post. Did you get any results. My daughter who was 19 when diagnosed 2 years ago with a parosteal osteosarcoma. Our first opinion said amputation but we ended up getting 2 more. We ended up at the University of Chicago with a great doctor. Dr. Terrance Peabody( he is now heading up the bone and soft tissue section of Northwester Faculty Foundation).
Make sure you get several opinions before deciding on treatment if it is something.
I wish you the best!0 -
limb salvage over amputationlindemj said:Bone lesion
I saw your post. Did you get any results. My daughter who was 19 when diagnosed 2 years ago with a parosteal osteosarcoma. Our first opinion said amputation but we ended up getting 2 more. We ended up at the University of Chicago with a great doctor. Dr. Terrance Peabody( he is now heading up the bone and soft tissue section of Northwester Faculty Foundation).
Make sure you get several opinions before deciding on treatment if it is something.
I wish you the best!
I was given that same option for amputation or limb salvage. I chose limb salvage. I started a blog talking about my joys and stuggles of survivorship. http://ialwayswantedtoshavemyhead.blogspot.com0 -
hello friend
hello jaralea don't worries about it just believe in god and take right treatment. consult to your doctor time to time. thanks
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Rib cancershirleyjo49 said:osteosarcoma of the ribs
Just trying to find someone who has had cancer in the ribs. It is rare and I have not been able to talk with anyone about it.
I have rib cancer I can't tell you to much as far as symptoms other then they hurt from time to time.....It inhibits me from taking real deep breath. I have had radiation and now am on Votrient I noticed a little relief from radiation don't seem to be to bothering as much.
I also have kidney cancer mets in my pubic bone and right SI joint, sacrum, spine I think thats it. I am 73 yrs old and I handle the Votrient ok I get most of side effects however, I hang on for the CT when my Dr. tell me it is gone. The SI joint is quite painful I get along I just can't walk anymore the way I use to. I have dogs and my day weather permitting was walking my dogs I love to walk & garden, that ha come pretty much to a stop....
I was diagnosed in 1973 with kidney cancer in my right kidney which was removed, I went almost 12 yrs. it appeared agin in left kidney the Dr., took it out and I thought I was done.....Then the monster came back in the pubic bone & ribs....I still kept fighting and seeing how no surgery would work I kept trying to fight through it. The left pubic bone finally broke very painful.....then like a miracle it stopped hurting and then the right SI joint started bone scan sure enough it was in the right SI so back to radiation with no relief then my Dr. put me on Votrient I guess it shows tiny improvement on the ribs that was only 3 months after I was put on the drub so now I will get another ct in October and hopefully it will show more....
So, my that is my story, you have to roll up your sleeves and fight....There are many success stories on the web, keep thinking that you will be one.....Life is not easy just know that prayer does work.......Keep positive and pray and everynight thank god for the day and give you one more.0 -
Hellocrazy98 said:I had bone cancer when I was
I had bone cancer when I was 15. It's been 12 years for me!! I live with pain every day as well. I would love to chat! My email is passingthetest98@aol.com. I have started a blog as well. www.ialwayswantedtoshavemyhead.blogspot.com
Hi I have breast to bone cancer so I'm stage 4, I'm only 33 years old with 3 little kids, how did you get rid of your cancer? Any info would help, thanks!0 -
Tibia cancersporti1381 said:Hi, I'm now 21 and just finished my treatments a couple months ago. I had bone cancer, but mine was in the tibia. They replaced it with Kadavour bone and it's still not healed; they said it would take about 2 years to fully heal. I use to be extremely active, and this has put a total halt on my activity, and even once it heals I'll be limited to what I can do unless I want to risk having surgery again. Were you able to resume a pretty normal active life, if so or not, how did you cope?
Thanks, Somer
Hello Somer....I hope you are doing very well! Did your leg heal? How are you? My daughter just finished with her 10 month treatment of Ewing Sarcoma of the tibia. She had a major surgery in February 2012. Her surgery also did not provide healing so she had a new surgery two weeks ago. I am hoping your are doing better now that it's been some time. Please share....
Thanks,
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Left Tibialeft tibia said:Bone Cancer Fighter
Hi, I am looking for support of cancer in the tibia. Is that what you had? Would love to hear more details.
And would love to communicate.
My daughter also had cancer in her left tibia. Just finished treatment in early Sept 2012. I can share all of her details or you can see her caring bridge site at:
www.caringbridge.org/visit/emilyoberst
I am here to help!
Melissa (Emily's mom)0 -
Crazy98crazy98 said:limb salvage over amputation
I was given that same option for amputation or limb salvage. I chose limb salvage. I started a blog talking about my joys and stuggles of survivorship. http://ialwayswantedtoshavemyhead.blogspot.com
Thank you for sharing your blog!!!!!!
Melissa, Mom to Emily - Ewing Sarcoma Left Tibia fighter0 -
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similar cancermfhannah said:I to have bone cancer from
I to have bone cancer from breast cancer. My left leg started hurting and they did xrays and found 2 spots. One on my left hip and on the bottom of my spine. I was then sent for pet scan and cat scan and then they found 12 spots. I took a year of zeloda and was just recently put on an estrogen blocker. Was told I was terminal. Just can't accept it. What kind of treatment are u going through. Would love to find out more about bone cancer and the effects on other people.I had breasted cancer in 2005 and cancer returned to my bones in 11/2011. I have spots from my toes to my skull. I take faslodex shots once month plus have been on xeloda for 4 cycles. how are you doing? My cancer is also hormone negative. I go to Md Anderson in Houston.
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