information on eye cancer
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Here is a lot of info on cancer, I hope it helps!!
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Hi MakeEver\n\nHere is a testimonial and an idea on how to heal the issue.\n\nGlaucoma Disappears: I have a friend who had had eight major surgeries. She lived in constant pain, very seldom was she able to go places and her physician had told her their was nothing more they could do. \n\nShe went on Dr. Christopher's Three Day Cleanse and Mucusless Diet. She started on herbs to cleanse the colon,the blood Cayenne, Calc tea, Yucca AR, Herbal Eyebright, etc. In a matter of about three weeks, her pain was gone. She was able to start living again. In about 3 or 4 months her arthritis left her. \n\nShe had had glaucoma for 13 years. Her glaucoma medicine was making her ill, so she went to her eye specialist. He tested her and said there is not even a trace of glaucoma left. There is virtually no cure for glaucoma, how did you do it. Her reply was thru herbs and diet. She was told whatever it is, don't stop it. He took her off her glaucoma medication, and a special pair of glasses. She now tells me her eyes have improved so much that she can now watch TV without glasses, which she never before had done. She started on this program less than a year ago. Her dark brown eyes are now turning green. She has a ways yet to go, but she is really living again. She is a composer and this past holiday season, had a Christmas Album published. \n\n\nBest of health to both of you\n\nCheers
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I think what bothers me is that while there's so much focus on breast cancer, hardly any focus gets put onto others types of cancer...with the exception of maybe leukemia.  I am glad that breat cancer has a lot of focus and attention, but it's certainly not the only type of cancer.  And even though there is so much focus on breast cancer, all the focus goes on women even though men can and do get breast cancer as well (even though the statistics are much lower).  So to answer your first question, no I don't think there's nearly enough awareness on cancer.
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Here is some helpful info on cancer and living longer.
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You should look at the website eyesontheprize.com.  It has stories about women and gyno cancers.  I had endometrial cancer last year which was removed completely by surgery.  Chemo and radiation will depend upon which stage and grade your cancer is.  I was stage 1b, grade 2, and you find out after the surgery-after pathology has time to read it.  Good luck.
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Not sure, but new treatments are comming....\n\nUS scientists crack entire genetic code of breast and colon cancers\n\nResearch on cancer and the genetic code looks like it may at long last  produce real breakthroughs\n\nFor more info, visit:\nhttp://www.librarynews.info/\nhttp://www.medical-research-study-directory.info/medical-research-study-directory/\nhttp://www.medical-research-study-directory.info/\nhttp://www.lasik-surgery-san-diego.info/\nhttp://www.san-diego-dentist.us\nhttp://www.san-diego-plastic-surgery-cosmetic-surgery-doctors.us/\nhttp://www.acne-treatment-medicine-1.info/
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lasik
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american cancer society
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The symptoms of brains tumors, can be varied depending on the size and location(frontal, temporal etc) of the tumor. Also many tumors are secondaries, so systemic involvement and hence systemic sysmptoms are not ruled out.\n\nYou will to have describe ur symptoms in detail, and most importantly PLEASE  SEEK A MEDICAL CONSULT  ASAP.\n\nThe probability is that  u might be getting glasses (vision changes) \nother causes include\nMigraine (incl. hypersensitivity to sound and/or light)\nTemporal ateritis ( female patient, pain in temples)\nTension Headache \nHead injury ( haemorrhage)\nSpace Occupyig Lesion ( tumor,. etc)\netc\n\nI hope that helps a little bit
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Yes you can have eye tumours\nhttp://eyetumor.wustl.edu/about%20eye%20tumors.htm\n\nYour symptoms sound more like tension headaches but the safe thing would be to have a check up. See your doctor/GP or an ophthalmologist/eye specialist
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As far as I know worldwide, the answer is no.  This is because it points at the wrong type of an awareness.\n\nThe following may not be suitable for your project, but out of interest, click on "Dhaxem and Cancer" on the Dhaxem website. It lists the physical, mental and emotional, and Soul related causes of cancer.  These are never properly explained to the sufferers, let alone to the general public.  This is for political reasons: Cancer is a big business and every cancer patient is a profit unit, to them.  It is a harsh world we are living in, and people are rarely fed the truth by those in charge of the media.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eyesight
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well, here's some advice: it kind of depends on what you have to do: are you a hs student? then basic information will be enough. its impossible to answer your questions here on yahoo answers - im really sorry. otherwise i would be sitting here all night.\nit really depends why the person is in the need of receiving a radiation therapy (what type of cancer, size, persons sex+age, ...). it also cannot be said how long an individual has to stay in the hospital (might not even be necessary, or even for weeks/month). \nwhen receiving rad. ther., some people are able to work, others are not (depends on their well being).\nyou usually lose your hair when undergoing chemo-therapy, which sometimes is processed at the same time. \nhint: go to your local hospital, they will be happy to supply you with extra information + guidance (intern, books, answering your questions).\nif it is not necessary for you to be so detailed, you can find info online. eg wikipedia or google search. or go to the library asking for medical books on radiology or general medicine.\n\ngood luck on your report
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If you are looking for assistance from the county, I would call the social services office. They should handle all financial assistance issues there. If they cannot help, try the county health department. \n\nConsider emailing or calling the Eye Institute that you mentioned.. or go there for a meeting with service providers. \n\nGood luck and best wishes...
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http://www.ons.org/\nhttp://www.fda.gov/cder/cancer/\nhttp://www.cancernetwork.com/\nPlease click tha above links to know in detail
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The link below is the fact sheet you requested. The fact sheet is PDF format.  However if you wish to read over their main page, then open the fact sheet you can do so here :  http://www.ecoquestintl.com/customers/product_guide/nutrition/physicians_formulas/eye_formula.asp
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Malignant hypertension (high blood pressure) can damage blood vessles in the eyes, kidneys, or brain. Left untreated it can be fatal within six months.\n\nBut dont panic yet, one red eye could be caused by a number things such as:\n\n*lack of hydration; sleeping for 7-8 hours rehydrates the eyes\n*infection of the eyelid (blephartis); cleaning well with warm water before sleeping will fix that\n*over-use of eyedrops constricts you blood vessels; use sparingly (and make sure the drops are not old - infection!), or euse artificial tear drops instead\n*hot eye; use a cool clean washcloth to constric the blood vessels WITHOUT the rebound affect that happens with eye drops.\n\nIf it is hypertension then there is a lot of info out there to help you. I can recommend this book due to its naural and gentle approach to lowering your blood pressure ( http://www.coolestebooks.com/products2.html ). Best of luck with it!