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STAGE 1C1 Grade 2
The results from the
biopsy
was that the cyst was cancerous being a moderately differentiated adencarcinoma. In other words the grading was two and in a stage 1C1 category so I’ve been told.
The results from the
biopsy
was that the cyst was cancerous being a moderately differentiated adencarcinoma. In other words the grading was two and in a stage 1C1 category so I’ve been told.
Kscott10
in
SHARE Ovarian Cancer Support
10 months ago
Not what I was expecting.
I am taking the good EEG and okay blood pressure as a Omen, if I survived a "you should have died" cardiac arrest I am going to be okay with the
biopsy
.
I am taking the good EEG and okay blood pressure as a Omen, if I survived a "you should have died" cardiac arrest I am going to be okay with the
biopsy
.
Rogo23
in
British Heart Foundation
1 year ago
Advice needed on treatment options
They wouldn't do a bone
biopsy
, but I had a new prostate
biopsy
in August 2023 which showed renewed cancer there and my back was getting pretty sore. My PSA was up to 3.9 by November 2023. My oncologist observed that the rise was less than he would expect.
They wouldn't do a bone
biopsy
, but I had a new prostate
biopsy
in August 2023 which showed renewed cancer there and my back was getting pretty sore. My PSA was up to 3.9 by November 2023. My oncologist observed that the rise was less than he would expect.
bathingcape
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 months ago
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CHAMP Trial/Small Cell Chemo Update
His liver
biopsy
didn’t reveal the Neuroendocrine markers but the tumor boards have concluded it is, indeed, small cell. I don’t understand but we continue to put our faith in these doctors and do our own research. Dr. Zhu has been consulting with Dr.
His liver
biopsy
didn’t reveal the Neuroendocrine markers but the tumor boards have concluded it is, indeed, small cell. I don’t understand but we continue to put our faith in these doctors and do our own research. Dr. Zhu has been consulting with Dr.
antisocialsocialwrkr
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
11 months ago
Crohn's associations with DLE and pancreatic,liver cirrhosis
with blood test results that are always changing can't be used as a marker, even CRP is negative and very low, only a
biopsy
can diagnose Crohn's Ileocolitis, due to active arthritis in the lumbar vert, my specialist referred me to be tested for possible RA, psoriasis arthritis or Ankylosing spondylitis
with blood test results that are always changing can't be used as a marker, even CRP is negative and very low, only a
biopsy
can diagnose Crohn's Ileocolitis, due to active arthritis in the lumbar vert, my specialist referred me to be tested for possible RA, psoriasis arthritis or Ankylosing spondylitis
Christy_cd
in
Crohn's and Colitis Support
1 year ago
Looking for advice on Viewray MRI guided SBRT
Quick background: age 55, family history (father), had mpMRI and
biopsy
in 2020, G 3+4 cribriform, had focal TULSA in 2021 (roughly 1/3 of gland). Latest MRI shows two Priad 4 lesions (non-treated side), now embarking on the next leg of this adventure...
Quick background: age 55, family history (father), had mpMRI and
biopsy
in 2020, G 3+4 cribriform, had focal TULSA in 2021 (roughly 1/3 of gland). Latest MRI shows two Priad 4 lesions (non-treated side), now embarking on the next leg of this adventure...
PSA_Pre
in
Prostate Cancer Network
11 months ago
update as promised
Colonscopy came back clear, took biopsies, can see me in 10 years which honestly I don’t know that I’ll do this again 10 years from now. Glad it’s over!
Colonscopy came back clear, took biopsies, can see me in 10 years which honestly I don’t know that I’ll do this again 10 years from now. Glad it’s over!
Cleaneats
in
Colon Cancer Connected
6 months ago
Tagrisso vs Erlotinib
Hi All, Dad had results of liquid
biopsy
and EGFR positive, Oncologist has recommended Erlotinib ( NHS treatment). We understand that his diagnosis T4 N2 M0 is non curative but trying to balance quality of life and length; chemo and a standard
biopsy
were deemed not tolerable for my 89 yr old dad.
Hi All, Dad had results of liquid
biopsy
and EGFR positive, Oncologist has recommended Erlotinib ( NHS treatment). We understand that his diagnosis T4 N2 M0 is non curative but trying to balance quality of life and length; chemo and a standard
biopsy
were deemed not tolerable for my 89 yr old dad.
Adaughter
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
1 year ago
Low psa, but have pca
I'm going to get second and third opinions, and have another radiologist interpret the
biopsy
. Thanks
I'm going to get second and third opinions, and have another radiologist interpret the
biopsy
. Thanks
bubularich
in
Prostate Cancer Network
1 year ago
PBC or fatty liver
US showed an enlarged liver and
biopsy
showed only mild fatty liver. I went back to Hepa last year in June, because I felt off and my Alp had jumped up and I had small fracture on my finger so we chalked it up to that. But it continued to stay elevated and got really high in Oct and Nov.
US showed an enlarged liver and
biopsy
showed only mild fatty liver. I went back to Hepa last year in June, because I felt off and my Alp had jumped up and I had small fracture on my finger so we chalked it up to that. But it continued to stay elevated and got really high in Oct and Nov.
Zelda5
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
colonoscopy
Hi…so had colonoscopy today and said all ok but have taken biopsies anyway - what would they be looking for if camera looked ok ? Can they still be concerned about cancers ? The nurse said because I have had ongoing diarrhoea but all a bit vague- had sedation so I probably didn’t ask the right questions
Hi…so had colonoscopy today and said all ok but have taken biopsies anyway - what would they be looking for if camera looked ok ? Can they still be concerned about cancers ? The nurse said because I have had ongoing diarrhoea but all a bit vague- had sedation so I probably didn’t ask the right questions
Lastboyscout6
in
IBS Network
6 months ago
Update: re my "draining fluid" post
They kept me in, planning to do a kidney
biopsy
, but the local NHS specialist hospital couldn't accommodate me immediately, (maybe done in 3-4 weeks) so they are going to be monitoring me as an outpatient until then.
They kept me in, planning to do a kidney
biopsy
, but the local NHS specialist hospital couldn't accommodate me immediately, (maybe done in 3-4 weeks) so they are going to be monitoring me as an outpatient until then.
taar
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Incomplete Evacuation and Diarrhoea
Hi there, 26yo female suffering with debilitating daily morning diarrhoea followed by incomplete evacuation, where it feels like my muscles just stop moving and there's an obstruction. I was diagnosed with IBS in 2020 when symptoms started, tried fodmap diet, mebeverine, linseeds, anitbiotics for suspected
Hi there, 26yo female suffering with debilitating daily morning diarrhoea followed by incomplete evacuation, where it feels like my muscles just stop moving and there's an obstruction. I was diagnosed with IBS in 2020 when symptoms started, tried fodmap diet, mebeverine, linseeds, anitbiotics for suspected
UnroolyGut
in
IBS Network
6 months ago
Benign breast lump
Hi, just wondering if anyone else has had anything similar. I had a recall on my routine mammogram and had a follow up ultrasound and biopsies taken from the abnormality and armpit nodes. Results have thankfully come back as benign and they have said that the enlarged nodes are very likely to be linked
Hi, just wondering if anyone else has had anything similar. I had a recall on my routine mammogram and had a follow up ultrasound and biopsies taken from the abnormality and armpit nodes. Results have thankfully come back as benign and they have said that the enlarged nodes are very likely to be linked
Allotmental
in
Vasculitis UK
6 months ago
Headache and nausea
I was originally told the
biopsy
was negative but when they did the lumpectomy it had started to change, hence the radiotherapy. I am getting a lot of bad headaches and feeling nauseous on and off during the day and have read this could be a symptom it has spread. Has anyone else experienced this.
I was originally told the
biopsy
was negative but when they did the lumpectomy it had started to change, hence the radiotherapy. I am getting a lot of bad headaches and feeling nauseous on and off during the day and have read this could be a symptom it has spread. Has anyone else experienced this.
Kazza1111
in
SHARE Breast Cancer Support
1 year ago
new liver dr
He says if they hit the 100s we will
biopsy
. I feel better right now with him watching out for me… he’s older I hope he’s in practice for a long time
He says if they hit the 100s we will
biopsy
. I feel better right now with him watching out for me… he’s older I hope he’s in practice for a long time
mtk0925
in
British Liver Trust
1 year ago
Treatment for high nkcells: steroids and intralipids
Level 1/2 bloods, miscarriage clinic and a
Biopsy
on my lining. My consultants agree I should have steroids, aspirin, clexane added to my next FET as I’ve got a series of antibody issues and very high nk cells One has also suggested I have intralipids?
Level 1/2 bloods, miscarriage clinic and a
Biopsy
on my lining. My consultants agree I should have steroids, aspirin, clexane added to my next FET as I’ve got a series of antibody issues and very high nk cells One has also suggested I have intralipids?
Poppygarden
in
Fertility Network UK
1 year ago
Some encouragement
I wanted to try to encourage some of you who have recently joined this esteemed club, that nobody really wants to belong too, fortunately it's free. 10 years ago on the 9th of October, I was told that I had prostate cancer, they left the
biopsy
until the new year, to find out that it had gone beyond
I wanted to try to encourage some of you who have recently joined this esteemed club, that nobody really wants to belong too, fortunately it's free. 10 years ago on the 9th of October, I was told that I had prostate cancer, they left the
biopsy
until the new year, to find out that it had gone beyond
Lettuce231
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
10 months ago
taking Urso
I know some of you have already read the comments on the FB page. The subject of taking Urso, even though it causes so many side effects and ‘doesn’t keep me from dying’, has been brought up. I feel in my heart I need to offer my thoughts. I have been taking Urso for over 35 years. I had PBC for 20
I know some of you have already read the comments on the FB page. The subject of taking Urso, even though it causes so many side effects and ‘doesn’t keep me from dying’, has been brought up. I feel in my heart I need to offer my thoughts. I have been taking Urso for over 35 years. I had PBC for 20
DonnaBoll
Administrator
in
PBC Foundation
6 months ago
Post-prostatectomy cancer status + treatment
* 46 yo, diagnosed with prostate cancer April 2023 * MRIs were negative, ultimately diagnosed via
biopsy
* Gleason 3+4, last PSA 6.3, 6 cores with 3+3, 2 cores were 3+4 * PSMA PET Scan prior to surgery was clean * Had RALP procedure on September 26, 3 weeks ago Side effects seem manageable so
* 46 yo, diagnosed with prostate cancer April 2023 * MRIs were negative, ultimately diagnosed via
biopsy
* Gleason 3+4, last PSA 6.3, 6 cores with 3+3, 2 cores were 3+4 * PSMA PET Scan prior to surgery was clean * Had RALP procedure on September 26, 3 weeks ago Side effects seem manageable so
MakeItRainbows
in
Prostate Cancer Network
10 months ago
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