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Sometimes chemo fails. Get radiation. I don't know who can tell you that "the meter is running down." Every case is different. Did the chemo help at all? Point being if T-cell lymphocytes or B-cell lymphocytes have shown any improvement?

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I don't have a lot to say but I want to give you hope. First of all I think you have a great surgeon. I still have one they can't get, I'm type O and some just break off. They do need to get all of them or at least most of them. Hang tough.

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Itching can be a bad sign and don't scratch. Use hot moist or cold. Your doctor can start visually and administer any further tests. I'd maybe try both your gp or a dermatologist whoever can see you sooner or an ER if you feel that is necessary. The good I see is that this came up fast and is possibly just a cyst that may very well be related to your previous melanoma.

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I just found out pop got this. I was never informed this was code for genIV, a genetic test, maybe. I have seen great results with this for breast cancer (78% confidence lvl) but my sample set 10000>n>5000 of 5k records indicates there is no statistical significance in terms of certainty above 56% that this works for any type of cancers besides breast cancer. (besides two or 3 or unidentifyable data points - luck?) No there are a couple of other specific, not as widespread cancers, in the population but not prostate cancer. My latest understanding is that everyone has cancer 'built in' to thier genome to highly varying degrees and that the likelyhood of developing full blown cancer is dependent on exposure to carcinogens, free radicals etc even UV rays. Sorry this is highly disorganized. anyone know more about this? any real cases of + or - outcomes with prostate cancer or others?

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I'm assuming the sarcoma was removed. That is 'agressive' chemotherapy. radiation to the affected bones is recomended after which there will likely be necrosis this can be remedied by osteo-surgical replacement with cadaver material. I don't want to tell you how serious this is I'd say about as much as lukemia

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I can't see why he would not do it. I had stem cells (brain surgery) and it helped quite a bit for a while. See my post on the apathy of care for the elderly: https://onlinecommunity.cancercouncil.com.au/t5/New-Start-here/Unusual-Case/m-p/29664

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Taxol is vg but you have to make your appointments or get a serious EMT to get it to you because even IVIG 'walks' and I have seen and administered improperly $1000 worth of drug

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actually they say look for a rehumatologist

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It's good that your doctor is thourough. Fatigue in legs and feet could be due to fibromyalgia. I felt, in my late 20's that I was waking up hungover without having drank for days. I went to the local clinic weekly and was assigned a therapist. It did nothing for me. It was not until years later until I was given antidepressants that helped for that. By that time I had OCD that caused strangeness such as having to check to see if I locked my door when I left the house or car, two or three times before I could actually leave. Even just now I had cramping in my back that cause me chills and weekness. It's been 5 days since I ate a banana.

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That's very brave. A lot of women want the implant(s) to retain the look of clevage. you can try this: https://www.23andme.com/ it's nothing new I hope they did it; can be done with vl matter blood saliva pap

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