There are possible ways that you could survive and live without cancer. DO NOT DO RADIATION AND CHEMOTHERAPY. In fact as radiation and chemotherapy may kill cancer cells it is also killing you. You are more likely to live longer without chemotherapy and radiation then you are to live with it. Without=15 years With=5 years
it has been scientifically proven that a vegan diet can cure cancer and pure vitamin c is toxic cancer cells but very healthy for you. Treatments like this are very good for you, your lifespan and plus you won’t be tired and your hair won’t fall out. Most doctors are not taught these kind of treatments in medical school due to the government wanting to make money. I strongly suggest you research what I have told you, watch the movie Food Matters (can be purchased on DVD and is on Netflix Watch Instantly) and look into the cancer treatment center which is mentioned in the movie. I beg you to listen to what I have said because you will live a longer life, my cousin had cancer and this is how she cured it. I wish the best of luck to you.
It what I said isn’t the answer the right thing, thats why my cousin was diagnosed as terminal and has been living healthier than before. Do research because chemo and radiation are not the answer.
Cancer Treatment Centers of America develops patient-specific vaccine therapy Medical experts say more than 15-thousand women will die this year from ovarian cancer.
But there is hope for those stricken with the disease in the form of a promising new vaccine. The breakthrough treatment, created by Cancer Treatment Centers of America and AVAX Therapeutics, Inc., uses the patient’s own tumor tissues to create a patient-specific vaccine.
Combined with local chemotherapy, the treatment avoids stressing the patient’s immune system and, therefore, helps to increase the vaccine’s effectiveness. Ovarian cancer is a complex disease — it’s difficult to diagnose and often resistant to chemotherapy.
The treatment will be available to women whose cancer has recurred after chemotherapy. Cancer Treatment Centers of America expects to begin treating patients this summer. Please courtesy Cancer Treatment Centers of America
I knew I had a small cyst on my right ovary since last summer. I was having increasing pain so my obgyn ordered another ultrasound last month and it has tripled in size and she said its a “complex” cyst instead of the simple cyst it was before.
She said it’s filled with blood but there is no blood flow to it so she’s pretty sure it’s not a tumor. It does still cause me pain around my period or when I am ovulating. I’m having another ultrasound in 2 weeks and she said we’ll then discuss options (surgery vs birth control). Here’s my dilemma.
We have been TTC for 1 year next month. We are obviously having our own difficulties getting pregnant and birth control will throw a wrench in those plans. She said the pill will most likely only reduce the size of it so it wouldn’t cause me pain or run the risk of rupturing. My other option is surgery which I think I am leaning towards. Get it gone and forget about it.
What are your thoughts? Did you have any complications? Did your cyst come back?
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