She has a ulcer about 2.5 cm from last 45 days. She takes normal medication like orasore, omiprazol etc but not recover. She done biopsy also but report not understood. So need to consult what can I do and explain the attached report.
She has severe, persistent pain around the chest, upper back, shoulder and arm. She describes it as a pinched nerve, pressure on a nerve, or a bursting sensation. She also has frequent fevers and recurrent night sweats, and the pain is significantly affecting her daily life. symptoms: persistent cough, blood in cough, fevers, night chills and sweats. pain in head Over time, she has undergone several CT scans, PET-CT scan once, blood tests, bronchoscopy and hematology investigations. The scans have repeatedly shown multiple small pulmonary 3-8mm nodules, no definite cause for the severe chest and back pain. Pulmonary embolism, pneumonia, pneumothorax, fractures and obvious bone damage were not identified. Her leukemia and hematology investigations have largely been normal, including blood counts, hemoglobin and platelets. No clear evidence of leukemia or another blood cancer has been found. Most autoimmune, inflammatory, liver, kidney and coagulation tests were also unremarkable.
Hi Multiple fibroadenoma in breast.first it is detected in2017. As per dr advised we did sonography on regular basis till 2019. Also scan are evaluated by oncologist in 2019. Dr mentioned it's FIBROADENOMA and do test scan. But during corona we planned for baby and we missed for scan.now we have 2 childern a. The 2 nd child is 10 month old and curentwufe doing breastfeeding. We just did the breast scan again as lump size looks more. The report is attached here as well. Please guide whether we plan to postpone the removal of the big size lump after 6 months as baby is on breastfeeding.
72-year-old male with history of tongue cancer. PET-CT shows low-FDG lung lesion and multiple bone lesions. Persistent lower back pain. ESR, CRP and ALP elevated. Kidney function and calcium normal. Bone marrow biopsy planned to rule out multiple myeloma versus metastatic disease. No leg weakness or bowel/bladder symptoms.
I underwent the Ovarian Cystectomy a month back ,the histopathology report Says Seros borderline tumor micro papillary Subtype. Kindly suggest how to proceed further and what the reoccurrence rate is. Attached report for your reference.
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The role of milk in causing cancer is a topic of ongoing scientific research and debate. It is important to note that current scientific evidence does not support the claim that milk directly causes cancer. However, some studies have suggested possible associations between milk consumption and ...
Ankle sprain is one of the commonest injuries of lower limb (legs) , but still remains to be inadequately treated leading to long standing foot and ankle problems. .Results from twisting force to ankle joint (ankle forced to bend more than normal) which results in injury to ligaments of ...
