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Hello I m 19 yr old and im suffering from stomach cancer from 4 months and I hv done with 6 cemos and 2 radiation therapy but then also my cancer is increasing so what can I do plz tell me.

Hello, I will require more details about the your stomach cancer and treatment received till date, including the chemotherapy and radiotherapy part. Only after studying them I can advise you further. ...

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I have a history of knee, fingers and back pain; and now acute and disabling shoulder pains that started 4 months ago, which doctors attribute to long-term radiation effects (due to breast cancer in 1985), and ageing. MRI indicated a tear of superior labrum & free fluid in subscapularis bursa. Your suggestions please.

a clinical evaluation is required. you need to visit a shoulder specialist in your age the pain might be because of other reasons also. the tear you mentioned is usually seen in athletes doing a lot of overhead throwing. so a clinical exam in required to see if it is significant. ...

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My husband has stage 4 cancer of the colon and metastasized to liver and very slightly to lungs. Because of the many colonoscopies and eventual colostomy he has not lost a lot of weight and is too week to have chemo. The oncologist has given him Betanoid. What is this for?

Metastatic colon cancer requires chemotherapy with targeted therapy, preferably iv. If found unfit by the treating Oncologist, then oral chemotherapy is the other option. Betanoid is only an oral supplementation with vitamins and antioxidants. ...

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Dear Doctor, I have under gone throat surgery along with radiation one and half years back. I am 70 year old male. I am doing fine. Recently from the last 3 days i have chest conjetion and dry cough. The flem or spootem is yellowish in colour. can you suggest me a suitable tablet for this. I have no fever. Awaiting your reply. My mail id is nagoba.vng@gmail.com

Thanks for your query. You can take co-amoxiclav along with some cough suppressant and anti histamine. Go to local doctor and get the prescription. Thanks. ...

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Does benign consistent with lymphocytic (Hashimoto) thyroiditis mean leukemia. That is what the oncologist put in his report. Also he states that Clinicaland serological correlation is recommended.

Hello Sora No, it does not mean leukemia, it only means that there is infiltration of lymphocytes within the thyroid gland, and not in the circulation/marrow. ...

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