When I first started in on my journey, I was told by a doctor that my “cancer history” was too extensive to be considered. My blood counts were low, my bone density was low, and I had high cholesterol. I was told my cancer history was my only chance to avoid the dreaded cancer. When I made the decision to continue with treatment, I found myself being called in for treatment every three weeks.
Yes, it is true that I have had numerous treatments, but they were never that extensive. My cancer went into remission after treatment, and a year of treatment has no doubt done much to improve my quality of life. Still, I am always wary of anyone who can diagnose and then prescribe a chemo, and I have been told by doctors that I shouldn’t have cancer. I have cancer. That’s all I need.
It feels like there is a lot of misinformation about cancer out there, and its unfortunate that the mainstream media are only in the business of covering the current cancer epidemic, and not the countless other diseases that don’t get the media coverage out there. Cancer can be caused by many different things, and even though it can look like a disease you can still be treated and cured. Even if you have a serious case, chances are that it has to do with the type of cancer you have.
The fact is, there are many types of cancer out there, and they are all caused by different things. What is the difference between a heart type cancer and a kidney type cancer? It might be some sort of inflammation, but there is also a chance that your kidney is not functioning well, and this might be the reason why you have bad blood. The most common type of cancer out there is lung cancer.
If you have a lung cancer, chances are you won’t be able to smoke or drink alcohol, which are both very risky. If you have a liver cancer, you are likely to smoke tobacco and drink alcohol. If you have kidney cancer, you might not be able to eat foods that are very nutritious, or you might have a very high chance of developing a disease like cancer.
If you have cancer, your doctors will recommend a combination of chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, and possibly a kidney transplant to cure you. This often involves a double-blind study to ensure that the benefits of the drug or procedure are not due to chance and that the person is truly cured. One study found that 80% of lung cancer patients given radiation were still alive at five years.
Another study concluded that patients who receive radiation therapy and chemotherapy were still able to live for up to fifteen years.
I’ve also seen people have a good response to chemotherapy and radiation. But the fact that they were able to cure themselves with those drugs means they don’t actually have a “cured” diagnosis. So it’s best to check your symptoms before you begin therapy. It may also help you to get the right dose of the medicine.
If you are a cancer patient, you should be in your doctor’s office for regular checkups. There are some medical doctors who have a special interest in cancer patients. They are called radiation oncologists. They deal with radiation therapy. They can also help you find a new doctor.
Cancer patients need to start taking chemo immediately as soon as they receive it. A new doctor can only work on cancer for a limited period of time. If a new doctor cannot cure cancer within the limited period of time, all her patients will have to find another doctor.