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I read that iodine is a good treatment too
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I agree with your friend.This happened to a close girlfriend of mine.
I hope it’s ok to relay her story.
She was premenopausal. Bloated constantly. Was originally told it was her diet. Then told it was diverticulitis.
After her periods ceased and her pain increased and bowel was obstructed: they found a contained cancerous cyst the size of a large cantaloupe.
She did indeed have it surgically removed. With all her other parts. Underwent chemotherapy afterward as well.
Looking back: she sees the total hysterectomy and the chemo were unnecessary. Her opinion.
She sees it as her body miraculously self contained the cancerous cells into a cyst- and that’s what needed removal- not anything else.
She is perfectly well now.
But in the moment. In the craziness of it all. In that she trusted her doctors and their recommendations. Rushed from consult to consult. Told it was a life or death emergency....
She sees that as a giant lesson learned.
Good thinking.Remove the cyst, leave the rest. Make sure the surgeon signs some sort of guarantee.
?Especially if the doc thinks he's doing it for your own good. Well meaning people have a tendency to think that way, not aware of their own stupidity.
This is what I fear every time a test is made, is that the doctor has already made a foregone conclusion and that the test or scan is a mere stamp of that, even though the test can be inconclusive, it is highly blindly to be interpreted by a doctor to be a cancer that is not benign.she said during my surgery if she did not do the hysterectomy there could be abnormal cells or traces of cancer and if she did not do this operation it would be negligence on her part.
They're so used to herding cattle that an intelligent person would annoy them.@yerrag
I know exactly what you're saying I felt that from her immediately,
this also worries me as in the conversation I think she was quite annoyed that I spoke up about certain things.
Maybe I should get some stuff printed out to show her at the face-to-face but this could make them more angry
They're so used to herding cattle that an intelligent person would annoy them.
The sure way to keep useful low life's working for you as you abuse them with insults or make them do really demeaning work (like killing people left and right) is to give them a high salary. Add prestige like titles and some power and they're hooked.This exactly. Nothing is more annoying for a doctor than a person that asks questions and trys to figure out whats going on.
The sad part is, i haven't met just one but im confident to say that 95% of thoose i've met have this superiority godcomplex in them. And i woudn't be surprised if that was the case worldwide. Most doctors practice the wrong job. But i guess that doesn't matter when its actually about money and prestige.
Hi,Hi, just hoping for some guidance.. I am in a big dilemma regarding my health.
I have a very large cyst coming from my left ovary, diagnosed first by my GP as a large mass and then two ultrasounds one of them trans vaginal
After the GP visit I was urgently referred to my local hospitals gynaecological team... Two more scans tomorrow at 6:30, not sure if they are CT scans or MRI scans. It's being done in a mobile unit in a hospital car park.
I had an appointment with the gyno/surgeon last Friday surgery is arranged for the 29th of December.
The Big C has not been mentioned,there are some things in my favour but I know there is a reasonable chance as I'm postmenopausal older lady
My CA 125 NUMBER (TUMOUR MARKER IS 35... Normal range being 0 to 35, she did mention she thought that number would be much higher considering the size of my cyst.. . even though it's not a definitive marker.
She said there are varying types of cysts and mine is a complex cyst which carries more risk.
She obviously said removal of the cyst straight away and then I think it was a full or partial hysterectomy which obviously threw me a bit... She went on to tell me that ovaries do nothing after menopause which I know is an absolute lie even the uterus performs functions that a woman needs for the whole of her life. Obviously if this cyst is cancerous I understand that certain things have to happen but she is more or less saying that it'll have to come out and I have no use for it anyway maybe down the line sort of stuff..
Soooooooo true. This God complex is so prevalent.95% of thoose i've met have this superiority godcomplex in them.