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My partner may have Cancer because of me.
I didn’t know I had HPV when I was intimate with my partner. After I got the diagnosis, I was in tears. I got my HPV vaccination in my adolescent years. I was scared to let my partner know he might have it as well because of me. After telling him, he said nothing was going to change between us and everything will be ok.…
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Choices
Is anyone over 70, have alzeheimer's in family, and decide not to combat 3negative breast cancer? Not sure I want the battle and end up with alzeheimer's down the road. Dad had five sisters who had alzeheimer's end of life.
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Lymphoma and disabilty
Can someone comment who had experience in this area ? I looked that SS Admin site and there are are hole bunch of items. I think,as I read this, there is no point to apply as you going tru initial treatment. … ? Wife is un-employed for last year or so but had worked for about 30 years paying SS. Before diagnosis, she was…
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Strength and balance issues
Hello all, I was diagnosed with large t-cell lymphoma in May 2023. Spent 3 weeks in the hospital and have been undergoing Chemotherapy ever since. Being that I'm getting close to the two year mark, I was curious if it was normal to still have balance and strength issues. I try to work out with resistance bands but what I…
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Melanoma
I am a 33 year survivor of melanoma. I was 23 years old. From the beginning, I refused to be defeated by cancer. I have done research, been treated by homeopathic remedies, herbs, and diet. I believe I have survived because I rebuked cancer from my mind and body. I attribute my healing to God, healing scriptures prayed…
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Loss of parathyroid glands caused what felt like a stroke
I was diagnosed with stage one thyroid cancer. The cancer metastasized outside of the thyroid which means it should be stage two but since I’m under 30, they don’t take it as seriously unfortunately. when I had my thyroid removed, my surgeon did not inform he had to remove two of my parathyroid glands. This caused me to…
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Contradicting results
My mother has stage 4 breast cancer that has spread to the bones and liver. She is currently on enhertu and she did MRI last week, the results of the MRI showed progression of the tumors in the liver compared to two months ago, however the tumor markers test showed low numbers compared to one month ago. Did anyone ever…
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Carcinosarcoma
I am a 66 yr old that found pink discharge on 5/14/2025. PCM referred me to women’s center on 5/22/2025. They preformed a pap which came back clear and scheduled an ultrasound. Had ultrasound on 7/1/2025 and when Doc saw results she preformed a biopsy immediately. 7/10/2025 biopsy confirmed I have Carcinosarcoma. Referral…
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Ivermectin
Hi new to this board. My husband was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma of the esohpagus 8/25 it has NOT metatastasized to his liver, lungs , kidneys or bone. Has anyone been using Ivermectin? He is on Chemo and just finished his second round and we will definitely keep going with that. We have strong confidence in his oncology…
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Seeking Long-term Survivors of Esophageal Cancer
Hello everyone, My name is Anna, and I am reaching out to this community for support and information. My husband has been diagnosed with stage 2 adenocarcinoma of the esophagus. After undergoing chemotherapy and radiation therapy, he is now scheduled to have an esophagectomy. I am very anxious about the surgery and what…
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need help please
hi everyone: I have to come here to see if anyone else have had the same frustration. I noticed a lump in my neck, under the jaw, although not too obevious but it's enought to freak me out. I have tried to contact several cancer society offices, lab and specialist offices to arrange an appointment to have a check up, but I…
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Pervistop
Has anyone tried the supplement Pervistop? It is supposed to help the body shed persistent HPV.
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Lung Cancer (2b) ten years survivorship
First and I guess mostly, my dear mom has survived as stated above. It was a wild ride and there are some really good and still challenging days following her four surgeries, resection, 2 hips, and extensive node verification + 3 rounds of intense chemo workups. I am working to get her involved here eventually. In any…
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I'm so lost and confused
September 2024 I was diagnosed with melanoma and squamous cell carsanoma. I have mohs surgeries and excisions to remove them. Once the biopsies started taking place and the removal started taking place I began to have severe headaches on the left side of my head along with left ear pain,left jaw pain,and pain in the left…
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Vaginal Dialators after Pelvic Radiation for anal cancer
I saw my radiation onc at the beginning of this week. He told me he was giving me a vaginal dialator because the radiation has caused scar tissue and I need to use it so nothing closes. I was surprised because he didn't mention this to me before I had treatments. So I use it 10 minutes a day and it is still painful. I do…
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Dilator
Being a sexually active women I worry about the effects of radiation on my sexual organs. Heard that some women need a dilator to prevent perminent damage to the vaginal area. I'm just in the first week of radiation and chemo. Would like to have some input as to the necessity for this device in the near future. Never have…
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Vaginal dilators - sources and information on use.
[I could have sworn that I already posted information about the Soul Source site, but I can't find it utilizing keyword searching. So, forgive any reduncy.] The radiation oncologist's office gave me two 6" long dilators from Syracuse Medical Devices, a small (~7/8" diameter) and medium (~1-1/8" diameter). They are solid,…
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Her we go…
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Anal Cancer - no one to talk to - does anyone survive this disease and come out with reasonable norm
I am a 43 year old female. I watched the Farrah Fawcett documentary regarding her experience with anal cancer and had never heard of it prior to that. I was shocked when only 3 weeks later I was diagnosed with the same thing - especially because I am the picture of health, other than this disease. I was diagnosed with…
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ROOKIE
After a couple of months of diagnostics and strategizing a treatment regimen, I walked into the chemo lounge for the first time. I’d already had a couple of radiation treatments and was starting to catch on to how this was gonna go. I approached this whole thing naively and with overconfidence in my abilities combined with…
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Daughters Bone cancer
I am new at this so please bear with me. My daughter now has Stage 4 Bone Cancer. She was diagnosed with a rare uterine cancer in 2008. After years of medication, chemo, and radiation and a few years in remission the cancer has returned as bone cancer. When this was discovered she was already at Stage 3. She is a single…
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Path report on husband’s new tumor and adrenal gland: Miracles do happen.
I posted about the 4 cm ish small bowel tumor they found when my husband went for his 4 year follow up scans for his chromophobe kidney cancer diagnosis. The tumor appeared out of nowhere and was not on his CT scan from 9 months ago. We were told to expect ladenocarcinoma or another cancer, metastatic disease was less…
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Chromophobe RCC
This is my first post, although I have gained a lot of useful info from everyone else's posts over the past few months. I have my 2nd scan (6 months post-op) scheduled for next Monday. My first scan was clear, and for that I am very thankful. I pray the same will be true with the next one. My question is this - does anyone…
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My Story
Hi All, I've been occationally looking at this forum for the past two years, and I thought it was time to share my story for the benefit of others. I'll be succinct. I'm male, 55yrs, and have been physically active all my life. So, for the record: * 2012: Pee'd blood, kidney pain. Went to clinic, thought to be kidney…
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IBC after lumpectomy?
Hello, I’m new to this - was diagnosed with infiltrating ductal carcinoma in August. Had a lumpectomy 4 weeks ago with clear margins and no lymph node involvement. Everything seemed to be healing well until Thursday of this week (exactly 4 weeks after surgery). I woke up with red/swollen breast that was suddenly tender and…
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Newly diagnosed. What to do??
I’m a 65 yr old active male in reasonably good shape who has just been diagnosed with HPV related cancer. Long story short, I was sent to an ENT due to a right side tonsillar mass which was surgically removed. Biopsy result was a bit vague regarding whether or not the removed tissue had clear margins, only stating HPV+ and…
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VIN 3 - Partial Vulvectomy
I read these message boards before my surgery and I'm here for a little support. VIN3 doesn't seem to have much resources so like many women I thought this may be a good place for support. I'm early 40s, no HVP, never abnormal PAP, same partner for 20 years. VIN 3 was removed by partial vulvectomy. Home the same day.…
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3 years remission and on zepbound for weight loss
Well my ldh has been hovering around 174 for 3 years, and after an ER visit due to side affects (extreme lightheadness)from zepbound my ldh was 294. I asked for the test because they were running all kinds of blood tests for my heart. Including 2 images of my heart and lungs, All came back normal. Now I'm scared because my…
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Pathology Report
Got a call from my surgeon today. He said it was chromophobe RCC. I looked that up and it's apparently a rare form of RCC, diagnosed in only 5% of cases. What's strange is that it seems to be hereditary, but neither of my parents, nor any of my four grandparents had (to my knowledge) kidney cancer. Of course, since the…
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New to this platform
Hi All my name is Anthony of 48 years old. I was diagnosed with stage 3 clear cell carcinoma in December 2024. I had a radical nephrectomy in January 2025 and am currently under Immunotherapy treatment every 6 weeks (9 treatments in total). I also have a suspicious nodule in my right thyroid and other "benign" nodules in…