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Questions about Oncology

uterine tumor

29 days ago
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Please reply as soon as possible. Is there any way to treat this condition? Impression Increased size of heterogeneously enhancing pelvic mass. Presumed metastatic sacral and retroperitoneal lymph nodes to the level of the renal veins, new from comparison exams. No evidence for distant metastatic disease. Swirling of the mesenteric vasculature in the upper abdomen can be associated with an internal hernia. No bowel obstruction or evidence of compromised perfusion. Thank you for letting us participate in the care of this patient. If you are a health care provider and have any questions regarding this report, please contact the number below. For patients who have questions please contact the health care professional that requested your imaging first. Electronically signed by: JOSEPH STEIN, DO, DH Radiology Manchester (603-695-2850), at 2/17/2026 1:42 PM Narrative EXAMINATION: CT CHEST ABDOMEN PELVIS W CONTRAST (STANDARD) CLINICAL HISTORY: follow up metastatic cervical ca on chemotherapy TECHNIQUE: Helical CT of the chest, abdomen, and pelvis following the intravenous administration of contrast. . Oral contrast was administered. COMPARISON: CT abdomen pelvis 12/10/2025 and PET/CT 10/8/2025 FINDINGS: Lower neck: Unremarkable. Chest: Lungs and large airways: Similar bronchiectasis, bronchial wall thickening and mucoid impaction in the left lung apex. No suspicious pulmonary nodules.m Pleura: No pleural effusion. Biapical pleural-parenchymal scarring. Heart/vasculature: Normal. Lymph nodes: No enlarged lymph nodes. Mediastinum and hila: Normal. Chest wall: Right chest wall catheter with tip terminating at the cavoatrial junction. Abdomen/pelvis: Liver: Normal size and attenuation without lesions. Bile ducts: Nondilated. Gallbladder: No calcified gallstones. Normal caliber wall. Pancreas: Normal attenuation without ductal dilatation. Spleen: Normal. Adrenals: Normal. Kidneys: Diminished enhancement and atrophy of the left kidney. Right kidney is unremarkable. No collecting system dilation. Urinary Bladder: Normal. Vasculature: Nonaneurysmal aorta. Patent portal vein. Lymph Nodes: Enlarged retroperitoneal lymph nodes up to 10 mm short axis (aortocaval node series 14 image 45 and right para-aortic node series 14 image 52). 10 mm short axis lymph node in the left mesorectal fat (series 14 image 108). Bowel: Nondilated, no wall thickening. Large stool burden in the cecum/proximal ascending colon. Fecalization of intestinal contents in the distal ileum. Findings could be associated with delayed transit. Peritoneum and retroperitoneum: Swirling of the mesenteric vasculature in the upper abdomen. Trace volume free fluid in the pelvis. No loculated fluid collection. No pneumoperitoneum. No mesenteric inflammation. Abdominal wall: Normal. Reproductive organs: 7.7 x 6.8 x 6.5 cm heterogeneously enhancing pelvic mass, previously two separate masses measuring 4.2 and 3.7 cm. Mass abuts the posterior superior bladder wall and sigmoid colon. Osseous structures: No suspicious lesions.


Breast cancer and hyloruonic acid

171 days ago
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I am a 71 y.o. woman. In 2016, I was diagnosed with triple positive breast cancer (stage 1). I went through the mastectomy of the left breast. No chemo, no radiation. Now, I faced the serious problem with my knees arthrithis. MDs offer injections of hyloruonic acids (some docs even suggested to take it by mouth). But, a lot of articles state: breast cancer patients (especially thriple positive), should not get hyloruonic acids in any forms same as collagen, same as hondtraithin, and glucosamin, same as low dosage of radiation for the knees or laser treatment. Your opinion? Thank you!


Alternative methods

193 days ago
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Hello , Can graviola help with lung cancer ? Now i get chemo 3 courses then must get test CT . What are safe doses ? Side effects? Any another herbal stuffs ? Curcumin, black seed oil ? Thanks for reply


Cancer test

346 days ago
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CEA blood test is 2.18 ng/ml. Is cancer is not in our body. Pls explain.Is chemotherapy is to be continued or not. i have completed 3rd chemotherapy. I have sigmoid colon cancer. Surgery is done and now chemotherapy is goin on.


1) Your result of 2.18 ng/mL is within the normal range, suggesting there is no active or detectable cancer at present based on this test. 2) However, CEA alone cannot confirm complete absence of cancer , clinical evaluation, imaging (CT scans, colonoscopy if needed), and oncologist assessment are also essential.
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breast soreness, redness and warmth

348 days ago
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my left breast is sore and redness occurs around nipples with warmth. the red area has pain on being touched. I am experiencing this from approximately two weeks. What can be the possible cause and what should i do ? I don't have any child nor i m pregnant


are you married?
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i am having sore left breast with warmth and redness around nipple having pain on being touched

349 days ago
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my left breast is sore and redness occurs around nipples with warmth. the red area has pain on being touched. I am experiencing this from approximately two weeks. What can be the possible cause and what should i do ?


Share your family history. Do you have breast feeding child?
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Breathing issues and body full pain From 6 years.. unable to find what it is

358 days ago
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Breathing issues and body full pain From 6 years.. unable to find what it is Doctor saying nothing. But breathing issues.. and heavy body pain.. dizziness.. dont know what to do........................


TSH, Free T4, T3 ANA panel (for autoimmune diseases like lupus, etc.) Vitamin D, B12 levels Follow up with the reports
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My mother is brain tumor patient stage 4

362 days ago
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My mother at this time take storcit plus 2times, levipil 500 2times, Dexamethasone 3times but he is not stable and right side is fully numbed tumor is growth left side of brain operation is very risky and chemo is not taking this time doctor said patient is not stable for chemi


Lung metastasis

363 days ago
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26 yr old female patient is having tumor of around 4.5cm & 3.5cm in both lungs (4th stage). Previous history of carcinoma ex pleomorphic adenoma is there at parotid gland which got removed 2 years back. Expected survival rate, survival years, treatment procedure among chemotherapy & surgery etc ????


Regarding Pregnancy

1 year ago
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My wife has gone with surgery for pappilary thyroid cancer and Radio iodine. How much time to avoid pregnancy and will the child baby effected. Is it safe to become pregnant after r Radio Iodine thyray.


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