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Hi Lovely Ladies I’ve posted a couple of times in the last few months regarding my probable recurrence. It’s been a year since a CT scan picked up 3 enlarged lymph nodes in my diaphragm and chest areas. At Xmas a second PET scan showed an increase in velocity to medium high and my oncologist discussed
Hi Lovely Ladies I’ve posted a couple of times in the last few months regarding my probable recurrence. It’s been a year since a CT scan picked up 3 enlarged lymph nodes in my diaphragm and chest areas. At Xmas a second PET scan showed an increase in velocity to medium high and my oncologist discussed
Barmycharm
in
My Ovacome
2 years ago
Bullectomy and Pleurectomy Surgery
Hi, It’s been a while since I was on this forum, it’s hope you don’t mind me popping back on for some insight! I hope everyone is done as well as they can, and hope the spring weather is helping us all feel better! So, I’m due to have a bullectomy and Pleurectomy surgery next Wednesday (27th) and was
Hi, It’s been a while since I was on this forum, it’s hope you don’t mind me popping back on for some insight! I hope everyone is done as well as they can, and hope the spring weather is helping us all feel better! So, I’m due to have a bullectomy and Pleurectomy surgery next Wednesday (27th) and was
Nelly_123
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Intercostal pain from VATS surgery help
3 yrs ago, I was diagnosed with lung cancer. It turned out to be a blood clot had cut off blood supply to part of my lung which developed a severe infection. I had VATS surgery. To remove part of my lung. After the VATS, I have a super sensitive intercostal area. Quite painful to the touch and feels
3 yrs ago, I was diagnosed with lung cancer. It turned out to be a blood clot had cut off blood supply to part of my lung which developed a severe infection. I had VATS surgery. To remove part of my lung. After the VATS, I have a super sensitive intercostal area. Quite painful to the touch and feels
Glouie1
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Lung Cancer Support
2 years ago
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Pleural effusion post second round(18 cycles) of Taxotere
Hi all, My father just completed 18 cycles of Taxotere, this is his second round of chemo. PSA was rising on Abiraterone too after having failed Enzalutamide one and half year ago. Full history in profile. He was diagnosed with mild pleural effusion in lungs in PSMA PET scan after chemo. Fluid(about
Hi all, My father just completed 18 cycles of Taxotere, this is his second round of chemo. PSA was rising on Abiraterone too after having failed Enzalutamide one and half year ago. Full history in profile. He was diagnosed with mild pleural effusion in lungs in PSMA PET scan after chemo. Fluid(about
caretkr
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
3 years ago
Post Vats lobectomy
Hi just wondering if anybody had a similar experience- I had my surgery almost 3 weeks ago and am recovering well. I had 3 incisions of which one had 3 stitches and has healed well. The one where my drain was had only 1 stitch which was removed along with the drain the next day and this one is not knitting
Hi just wondering if anybody had a similar experience- I had my surgery almost 3 weeks ago and am recovering well. I had 3 incisions of which one had 3 stitches and has healed well. The one where my drain was had only 1 stitch which was removed along with the drain the next day and this one is not knitting
Brookbond
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
3 years ago
Surgery this week
I met my consultant this week and he has booked me in for a VATS lobectomy on Thursday. Shocked at the speed this has all happened but extremely grateful. Naturally feeling anxious and worried about pain post surgery. Can anybody give me the benefit of their similar experience. It helps so much speaking
I met my consultant this week and he has booked me in for a VATS lobectomy on Thursday. Shocked at the speed this has all happened but extremely grateful. Naturally feeling anxious and worried about pain post surgery. Can anybody give me the benefit of their similar experience. It helps so much speaking
Brookbond
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
3 years ago
Booklets
Is there a booklet on vats procedure for NSCLC
Is there a booklet on vats procedure for NSCLC
Brookbond
in
The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
3 years ago
New Diagnosis
Hi I’m new here having just been diagnosed with stage 1 tumour on top of left lung. I’m due to be married next June and this wasn’t part of our plans. I’m waiting for a date to have a lobectomy in next few weeks and obviously am very anxious about the surgery as much as I want this thing removing. I’
Hi I’m new here having just been diagnosed with stage 1 tumour on top of left lung. I’m due to be married next June and this wasn’t part of our plans. I’m waiting for a date to have a lobectomy in next few weeks and obviously am very anxious about the surgery as much as I want this thing removing. I’
Brookbond
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The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation
3 years ago
HQC WHAT IS IT LIKE?
Started taking
cats
claw
and other herbals. Anyway got it all under control, was great for about 3 and a half years. Then a few months ago, woke up one morning couldn’t get out of bed with the pain. This has continued, tried all what I did last time to no avail.
Started taking
cats
claw
and other herbals. Anyway got it all under control, was great for about 3 and a half years. Then a few months ago, woke up one morning couldn’t get out of bed with the pain. This has continued, tried all what I did last time to no avail.
Nato2009
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
3 years ago
Cats claw
Has anyone got any experience of
cats
claw
supplement? I believe it’s recommended for arthritis type conditions? I have had ongoing issues with my knee becoming painful and swollen and thought I might give it a try instead of increasing my steroid dose.
Has anyone got any experience of
cats
claw
supplement? I believe it’s recommended for arthritis type conditions? I have had ongoing issues with my knee becoming painful and swollen and thought I might give it a try instead of increasing my steroid dose.
Lochy
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
thoracoscopic lung biopsy (VATS)
Anyone out there have experience with VATs? Just curious how the procedure went and how recovery went. I have read that it's pretty safe and minimally invasive, but I'd love to hear your experience. How long it took, how long was your recovery, did you have any issues afterwards, etc.
Anyone out there have experience with VATs? Just curious how the procedure went and how recovery went. I have read that it's pretty safe and minimally invasive, but I'd love to hear your experience. How long it took, how long was your recovery, did you have any issues afterwards, etc.
MikeJM
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Spinal cord stroke after VATS biopsy
Help please. i have Hypo and went for biopsy on 4th May after GA i realised i was almost paralysed. Diagnosed spinal cord stroke. This is the rare one when there is a tight band around the trunk. I am totally numb on rt side and burning on the left. Hospital put me in neuro ward with hardly any physio
Help please. i have Hypo and went for biopsy on 4th May after GA i realised i was almost paralysed. Diagnosed spinal cord stroke. This is the rare one when there is a tight band around the trunk. I am totally numb on rt side and burning on the left. Hospital put me in neuro ward with hardly any physio
Afaghieh
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Thyroid UK
3 years ago
co-codamol and Apixaban, can they be taken together ok.
I'm having a lot of back pain at the moment and paracetamol isn't working. Anyone got any thoughts on the best pain killer. I tried Devils Claw and got virtually every possible side effect on the list. Plus I had AF every day I took it. All the best. Roy
I'm having a lot of back pain at the moment and paracetamol isn't working. Anyone got any thoughts on the best pain killer. I tried Devils Claw and got virtually every possible side effect on the list. Plus I had AF every day I took it. All the best. Roy
RoyMacDonald
in
Arrhythmia Alliance
3 years ago
Shoulder and arm pain
I have stage 4 lung cancer on immunotherapy Pembrolizamab for a year. Last few weeks been getting severe shoulder/arm pain right arm - had vats lobe to my on same side over a year ago, doctors say it is 'probably' muscular and not related to my tumour. Severe pain and I feel unheard and unsupported.
I have stage 4 lung cancer on immunotherapy Pembrolizamab for a year. Last few weeks been getting severe shoulder/arm pain right arm - had vats lobe to my on same side over a year ago, doctors say it is 'probably' muscular and not related to my tumour. Severe pain and I feel unheard and unsupported.
Kayseez
in
Lung Cancer Support
3 years ago
Cats claw ( Gou Teng)
I have recently been reading about
cats
claw
(Chinese herb Gou Teng) as useful for PWP. Does anyone have experience with this herb, or with the Chinese herbal concoction called Tienma Gouteng Yin?
I have recently been reading about
cats
claw
(Chinese herb Gou Teng) as useful for PWP. Does anyone have experience with this herb, or with the Chinese herbal concoction called Tienma Gouteng Yin?
docjleonard55
in
Cure Parkinson's
4 years ago
VATS for Diaphragmatic Endo - Help
Hi all, Has anyone here had a VATS procedure for their diaphragmatic endometriosis? And more specifically, has anyone had bilateral VATS? I have endo on both sides of my diaphragm which needs to be removed and looking for people’s experiences
Hi all, Has anyone here had a VATS procedure for their diaphragmatic endometriosis? And more specifically, has anyone had bilateral VATS? I have endo on both sides of my diaphragm which needs to be removed and looking for people’s experiences
Sarah001
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Endometriosis UK
3 years ago
Advice Pls! VATS vs. Open Thoracotomy (7cm 77 y.o.)? SoC vs. Clinical Trial?
My 77 y.o. father has been recently diagnosed with stage IIb (T3N0M0) with no visible mets to LN or brain. However, the tumor is large, nearly 7 cm. (We will hopefully receive tumor marker info by Monday but Drs. suspect he's EGFR+ given that he's a non-smoker, Asian and the "look" of the tumor w/CT.
My 77 y.o. father has been recently diagnosed with stage IIb (T3N0M0) with no visible mets to LN or brain. However, the tumor is large, nearly 7 cm. (We will hopefully receive tumor marker info by Monday but Drs. suspect he's EGFR+ given that he's a non-smoker, Asian and the "look" of the tumor w/CT.
hopejunkie
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Lung Cancer Support
3 years ago
Standard of Care surgery for 7cm tumor??
My father has a 7 cm LLL tumor and, currently, there are no visible mets to lymph nodes or brain. We are curious if an open surgery would be standard of care? Or something less invasive like the VATS approach or robotically? We are considering a second opinion. Would be grateful for your feedback
My father has a 7 cm LLL tumor and, currently, there are no visible mets to lymph nodes or brain. We are curious if an open surgery would be standard of care? Or something less invasive like the VATS approach or robotically? We are considering a second opinion. Would be grateful for your feedback
hopejunkie
in
Lung Cancer Support
3 years ago
Navigating endometriosis naturally
I have just started taking wildnutrition's endocomplex supplements and drinking
cats
claw
tea. I take ashwaganda and I've been recommended gotu kola.
I have just started taking wildnutrition's endocomplex supplements and drinking
cats
claw
tea. I take ashwaganda and I've been recommended gotu kola.
Mimorais
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Endometriosis UK
4 years ago
when do I stop taking all these meds
back in May 2018 had h/a (have had previous ones) and 2 stents fitted - was then informed had lung cancer - had vats op in Nov and got on with life - last saw heart consultant in July 2019 and was informed all looking good but he said keep on taking tablets because of the cancer?- ticagrelor - amlopodine
back in May 2018 had h/a (have had previous ones) and 2 stents fitted - was then informed had lung cancer - had vats op in Nov and got on with life - last saw heart consultant in July 2019 and was informed all looking good but he said keep on taking tablets because of the cancer?- ticagrelor - amlopodine
Flissy100
in
British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
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