Question 1

My breast cancer surgery involved sarcoma and now I need to go over the surgery report what should I be looking for in it and what are the next steps for treatment? 
 
 I had a sarcoma removed along with my breast cancer can you help me understand what the surgery report means and what comes next? 
 
 Just had surgery for breast cancer with sarcoma what details in the report should I focus on and what's the follow-up plan? 
 
 The surgeon removed sarcoma during my breast cancer operation what do I need to know about the findings in the report and further treatment? 
 
 My breast cancer surgery included sarcoma removal what does the report usually cover and what happens after this?

Accepted Answer

kindly share report

Question 2

I'm a 30-year-old woman with a neck lump that's been there for a while. The ENT at RML Hospital did tests thyroid profile and anti-TPO were normal, but the ultrasound showed a 26x38 mm echogenic nodule in the right lobe. The FNAC came back as Atypical/Suspicious Follicular Neoplasm, Bethesda Grade IV. The doctor recommended surgery, but I really want to avoid it if possible since I'm the only earner in my family and cost is a big concern. What are my options? Should I get a second opinion at Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Hospital?

Accepted Answer

Surgery is inevitable next step in the evaluation. You may be suffering from thyroid cancer. But considering your age and description, it may be in initial stage in present and may be curable

Question 3

My uncle had surgery for oral cancer a few months ago and completed radiation therapy over a month back. He's been weak but recovering well, but recently he's noticed blood in his saliva or mucus once or twice a day. The radiation specialist and oncologist said it's normal, but I'm still a bit concerned. Is bleeding like this really a common side effect after radiation or should we be more worried about it?

Accepted Answer

patient is advised for ent surgeon for further treatment.

I noticed some lumps in my chest and I'm a bit worried. Can homeopathy help with this or would I need to consider surgery?

Some lumps like fat necrosis and sclerosing adenosis are usually surgically removed. Because nodular fasciitis is difficult to differentiate from cancer, these lumps should also be removed. Most fibroadenomas don't require treatment. Cancerous lumps are usually removed with surgery.

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