my brother had a Cancer so, what is the avilable cure right now?
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How come you are not asking his doctors this question? Only doctors can give an answer on such a serious matter.\n\nHope he is cured.\n\nGood Luck
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I am a cancer male as well. what you do is keep reassuring that he is your love, we need alot of nurture and love and tender care coz emotionally we are brittle. but if you keep him reassured he is your world, he might ease up a little bit good luck with him
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No, there is no cure, but there are some treatments that are effective for some people.  Check out www.helpforkp.com for treatment options.
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My sister had cancer, I prayed for her to be healed. About a week later her condition worsened. 2 months passed and the doctor came back to us and said that there was no sign of cancer left in her. It was like she was healed overnight.
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it's sad to know that the spread has already begun to the rectum....i just lost a friend to this malignancy....am really sorry to say this....but HOPE your friend will be able to fight it out. let her go in for the next operation/surgery. If you feel Her condition is deteriorating and is definitely not gonna make it....All you shud do instead of agonising her with more Chemo & Radio (consult her doc and ask for percentage of survival) is to try and improve her quality of life. Try to engage her mind into stuff she always wanted to do.. as in Singing, Painting, Music etc. Keep her surrounded by cheerful people always so that she does not sink into depression.. Sometimes this gives a boost to her immunity and she may be able to fight longer. Give her the best that you could before she leaves......SORRY BUDDY.....BUT ALL THE BEST FOR YOU AND YOUR FRIEND.
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he has a good chance of full recovery. he has Hodgkins Disease which is fairly treatable
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My favorite cousin was just diagnosed with inoperable kidney cancer, so I know how you feel.  The first thing you can do is educate yourself on the disease.  \n\nYou can read more about the disease at the following link: http://www.medicinenet.com/stomach_cancer/article.htm\nhttp://www.cancercompass.com/stomach-cancer-information/living-with-stomach-cancer.htm\nhttp://oncolink.upenn.edu/types/article.cfm?c=5&s=14&ss=105&id=9463\n\nRight now, I am sure your cousin is in shock as well.  I mean, we know how we feel, but we have no idea how THEY feel.  When Andrew has had time to process this new finding, I highly recommend a support group.  Call your local chapter of the American Cancer Society.  http://www.oncochat.org/ offers an on line support group in a chat like setting.  They also welcome family members of cancer patients, so you might want to check it out as well.\nhttp://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/support/organizations offers all kinds of cancer support resources.  I will think of your cousin, Andrew, whenever I think of my cousin, Hal.  God bless....
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cure for colon cancer
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removal and/or radiation usually help. Depends on many other factors of the individual. I wish him well and said a prayer for him.
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you can get students together and have a car wash...donating the money to his type of cancer research or better yet to help with the bills. you can call the bank and ask them what it takes to set up an account just for him.\n\nyour very thoughtful. cancer treatment is expensive. every little bit of money raised would help. \n\nwhile they are washing cars, you can do a documentary for him...it will not only show how positive he has touched your lives, but it will show him how much you care.\n\ngood luck...prayers your teachers way.
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That's a tough questions.....there are so many things to consider (The cellular class, and staging of the leuk. as well as the individual with the diagnosis). I work on a BMT (bone marrow transplant) unit and GENERALLY speaking there is an 80% acheived remission rate. Your boyfriend is young, and in remission so that's in his favor.  If he doesn't have the philadelphia chromosone that is also a big plus.  Without further treatment, most pts will relapse within 2 yrs. There are new treatments and studys that look promising, involving postremission chemo and allo BMT's. I can tell you that no one holds a crystal ball or will be able to give you a specific answer......Your boyfriend needs to sit with his oncologist, ask some tough questions, and listen to his options now that he is in remission. Remission will open up diferent treatment options for him. Cancer is a rough road to journey down, but there is always reason for hope.  Even a remission that lasts two years will bring him two years closer to newer and improved options.....and hopefully the cure we all are waiting for.  Good luck.
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The gowth rate is concerning. I'm taking for granted he has had either a needle or open biopsy of the nodule. If not he should have one to determine what exactly it is you are dealing with. Speed is of the essence here! Has he had any other exams, such as CT or MRI of the abdomen and pelvis or brain? Once the biopsy is returned those exams may be ordered, don't be suprised if they are! If he has had the biopsy, and it is malignant, ask what options there are for treatment, chemo and radiation or just chemo or just radiation, and if there is metastasis to any other areas?
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I'm sorry to say, no there is no cure for it.  There is a lot of research, but no cure yet.  They are coming out with medications that can help.
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There are over 100 cures already available.\n\nhttp://dgwa1.fortunecity.com/body/cancer.html
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try this ok i don't no if this is what you want or not. you are very thoughtful we need more like you cause i had cancer but not no more. thanks for your thoughtfulness! http://www.cityofhope.org/ccc/db/
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Praying is a good thing then act on your prayer. Cancer is a terrible thing and if I had Cancer, I would be looking for a hundred ways to prevent my body from suffering. I hope you can convince your mother to help herself though the process. \n\nAvocado with Apple Cider Vinegar and Lemon\n\nHere’s a recipe that will make you go to the bathroom in a couple of hours.\n\nPeel 1-2 avocados\nAdd a little sea salt\n3-4 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar (to taste)\n1-2 tablespoons of lemon (to taste)\nMix all together and spread on your favorite crackers\nHave a good time eating\n\n\nYou might want to give her some Chamomile tea, Essiac tea, Kombucha Tea, Ginger Root Tea, and Green tea are ways to soothe her stomach. \n\nI would also have her do the water cure and drink 6-8 glasses of distilled water with a pinch of unrefined Himalayan pink sea salt in distilled water. Also add 12 grains of brown rice to every gallon of distilled water she drinks to give her proper minerals to improve bowel function. Consider a coffee enema to start a stopped bowel function. \n\nConsider giving her a tablespoon of raw unfiltered apple cider vinegar, cinnamon, and honey is carrot juice three times a day.\nIf she can handle a dash of cayenne and or turmeric then even better.\n\nMega Doses of Vitamin C could restore her bowel movement and immune response. Whatever you do, there is no time to waste. Stick with whatever is working abd throw out the rest.\n\nYah bless.
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Although it is hard to come to terms with what is going on at the moment you must keep in mind that your uncle will reach a place where most of us could only dream of being. My cousin whom was 22 just past away with CF which is a lung disease and i took it pretty bad.. but i knew that when he went it was gods plan to make him healthy and happy and not to suffer anymore here on earth. Also you will too one day meet up with him and be a family as you are now here on earth. Keep your chin up and be strong for him as he has gone though so much with his chemo and the pain. You will be able to say your last goodbyes and when you do you will feel a sence of calmness in you. I will pray for you and your family.