Boobs redness problem
My left breast suddenly red bump still saturday the small amount redness area like insect bite.. When i push the area burning feelings inside.. What is this dr?? Is worried about this things..
Prostate Cancer Treatment
Older age or family history can be a few reasons of development of prostate cancer. Medicines like bisphosphonates, denosumab and corticosteroids can be prescribed to the patients with prostate cancer.The patients can experience symptoms, such as frequent urination, hematuria, dysuria and nocturia.
Older age or family history can be a few reasons of development of prostate cancer. Medicines like bisphosphonates, denosumab and corticosteroids can be prescribed to the patients with prostate cancer.The patients can experience symptoms, such as fre ... More
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How to consult for palliative care
Hi, My mother has been diagnosed with vaginal melanoma in December 2024, followed by surgery at the site to remove the cyst. We have done 18 cycles of immunotherapy with keytruda injection and 6cycles of chemo therapy, now condition is not good, still disease is progressing, there are vaginal growth that came outside and inner body as well. We did radiation for vaginal growth as well, now my mother is not stable, unable to eat properly, all medicines are allergic and loss all muscles as well. Currently left side of the face is swelling and right eye is bulged. How we can proceed further. Any doctors can be available for video consultation since she is not stable to visit the doctors at the hospital.
Breast Cancer
Breast Cancer Info details required , any vdo consultation would work . Best doctor for cancer required
Lung Ca under maintenence at hyderabad
Sir My father is with non small cell ca 4th stage, is it curable , Under Maintence Pemtrax 600 mg, 4 cycles over,
Any cure for this cancer?
Hello Doctor. My father has tongue squamous cell carcinoma. He received 3 cycles of chemotherapy (Nov-Jan), and the tumor shrank significantly. He then completed 36 radiation sessions, after which it reduced even further. However, after 3 months of oral chemotherapy tablets, the cancer has progressed. Our local oncologist says there is almost no chance of survival, but I don't want to lose my father without exploring every possible option. Is there any treatment—different chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, surgery, re-irradiation, embolization, or a clinical trial—that could shrink the tumor, improve his airway and swallowing, or even offer a chance of long-term control or cure? Since he responded well to the initial chemotherapy, could another regimen help again? We are willing to travel anywhere in India for the best possible treatment. Thank you.
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Doctors
Dr. William E. Carson
Oncologist (Medical School, Residency, BS in Biological Sciences, Residency in Surgery (Gen), Fellowship, Complex General Surgical Oncology, Fellowship in Oncology Surgical, Internship, Surgery (General Surgery), Residency in Surgery (General))
40 years experience
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Weinland Park, COLUMBUS
Dr. William E. Carson
Oncologist (Medical School, Residency, Fellowship in Oncology Surgical, Internship, Surgery (General Surgery), Residency in Surgery (General), BS in Biological Sciences, Class of 1986, Residency in Surgery (Gen), Fellowship, Complex General Surgical Oncology)
40 years experience
The Richard M Ross Heart Hospital
Columbus 43210, COLUMBUS
Dr. Eric H. Kraut
Internal Medicine (Medical School, Residency, Clinical Fellowship in Hematology and Medical Oncology, Residency in Internal Medicine, Class of 1972)
54 years experience
The James Cancer Hospital And Solove Research Institute
Columbus 43210, COLUMBUS
Dr. Nseobong I Ntukidem
Internal Medicine (Medical School, Residency, Internship, Residency - ID, Fellowship 2, Residency in Internal Medicine, Fellowship in Pharmacology, Fellowship in Medical Oncology, Medical Education)
34 years experience
Columbus Oncology Associates
Columbus 43214, COLUMBUS
Dr. Luis Vaccarello
Oncologist (Medical School, Residency, Medical Education, Medical degree, DO, Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Fellowship in gynecologic oncology)
42 years experience
Mid-Ohio Oncology Hematology
Columbus 43219, COLUMBUS
