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Female | 45

How to Handle Endometrioid Adenocarcinoma Post-Hysterectomy?

I am 45 year old woman.my hysterectomy occurs 1july 2024. Endometriod adenocarceno figa 1 found in my reports . Please suggest me how I deal with this situation.

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Answered on 31st July '24

A cancer disease that can attack the cells of the uterus is endometrioid adenocarcinoma. Typical symptoms include odd bleeding, which happens, don't remember any episodes of having this kind of bleeding pain in the area specified and changes in your period. The main factor responsible for the disease is unknown, but hormonal changes may be one of the causes for it. The treatment includes surgical, chemical, and radiation as the possible resolution. It's important to follow the advice of a oncologist.

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Questions & Answers on "Cancer" (354)

Does cancer come back in everyone who is cured after treatment?

Male | 22

When an individual undergoes treatment and the disease fades away, it’s a relief. Nonetheless, there are times when it recurs after going into remission. It is contingent on the kind of malignancy one has as well as the method used for healing it. Signs that can indicate its reoccurrence may be similar to those experienced during the first onset such as unexplained weight loss, fatigue, or formation of new masses. To avoid its resurgence, you need to keep seeing your doctor for regular checkups besides living healthily. 

Answered on 11th June '24

Dr. Sridhar Susheela

Dr. Sridhar Susheela

A 45 year old woman just had surgery of left kidney removal due to renal cell carcinoma. A report came back saying “Microscopically; - left side radical nephrectomy ; - Sections show; renal cell carcinoma, nuclear grade Ill according WHO/ISUP grading system (composed of 4 grade), the growth composed of diffuse, tubular micropapillary patterns, the cells having granular eosinophilic cytoplasm, with invasion of pelvicalyseal system and renal sinus. Minimal tumor necrosis. Positive Lymphovascular and renal capsular invasion (but no invasion to perirenal fat). No renal vein invasion. Pieces of rib was tumor free. The growth limited to kidney, no extra renal extension. AJCC TNM staging 2N0Mx group stage I| (T2= mass > 7 cm< 10 cm limited to kidney)”. Some doctors are stating that chemotherapy is needed now because there is a risk of it being spread in the body (not necessarily organs). So my question is what does this report summarize or mean? Can you explain it to me and how chemotherapy really is needed?

Female | 45

Che­motherapy aims to eliminate unse­en cancer cells, pre­venting future recurre­nce. It serves as a pre­cautionary measure against the dise­ase. Chemotherapy targe­ts potential residual cancer ce­lls undetectable through scans. This additional tre­atment bolsters defe­nses, reducing chances of cance­r's return. It provides an extra safe­guard, increasing the odds of successful manageme­nt.

Answered on 8th Aug '24

Dr. Donald Babu

Dr. Donald Babu

Is there any treatment for prostate cancer in ayurveda

Male | 69

Prostate cancer occurs when abnormal cells multiply in the prostate gland, leading to complications. Common symptoms include difficulty urinating, blood in the urine, and pain in the back or hips. Ayurveda, an ancient Indian medical practice, suggests herbal remedies and lifestyle changes to ease symptoms. However, modern treatments like surgery or radiation therapy are more commonly used to treat prostate cancer effectively.

Answered on 1st Aug '24

Dr. Donald Babu

Dr. Donald Babu

I have recently been diagnosed with stage 2 cervical adenocarcinoma. I have no idea what to expect and am feeling anxious. Please refer me to a doctor. I am from Noida.

Please share your reports. We will discuss suitable treatment options for you. You may consult me in South Delhi.

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Shubham Jain

Dr. Shubham Jain

Hello, I'm 48 yrs old male, diagnosed with AML in August 2020, underwent intense chemo. Achieved remission after cycle1. After 4 cycles of chemo in april 2021, I was advised to take preventive chemo thats milder (Azacitidine for 12 cycles). This chemo started in May 2021 until Nov 2022. Now I have achieved complete remission & stopped all treatment. what are my chances here, is there a likelihood of relapse, if yes should I take any preventive steps like ayurveda etc. I dont have prior history of smoking or drinking, have maintained healthy diet all along

Male | 48

Re­mission from treatment is wonderful ne­ws. Your relapse chances vary but maintaining a he­althy lifestyle remains vital. AML re­lapse risk exists, as it's a complex cance­r. Ayurvedic therapies support we­llbeing, but regular medical follow-ups catch re­lapses early. Keep doing what you're­ doing, and stay connected with your care te­am.

Answered on 1st Aug '24

Dr. Ganesh Nagarajan

Dr. Ganesh Nagarajan

I am writing for my father's treatment. He has been diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in April 2018. He had gone through 6 cycles of of Alimta and carboplatin till October and then two cylces of Alimta only till December 2018. Up to October, he was doing great, had no side effects and his tumor size went down. After that he became very fatigued and also his tumor size increased significantly. In January 2019, Doctor put him on Docetaxel and so far he is doing good with no side effect. But, we would like to continue his treatment in your reputed hospital. I have attached his initial PET scan (April 2018) and recent PET scan (January 2019) along with few other CT scan. I appreciate if you could suggest me the doctor for his treatment and help me getting the appointments. Also, it would be very helpful if you can give me idea about the expenses. Since he will be coming from Bangladesh, it will take time to get visa and arrange rest of the stuff. Currently I am in Canada and planning to join him during his initial treatment at your hospital, preferably in March.

He will have to consult medical oncologist to make a treatment plan. everything will have to be looked into in detail before advising a plan. I suggest you to continue Docetaxel until that time. 

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Sandeep Nayak

Dr. Sandeep Nayak

Hi, I am Anil Choudhary, Male, 58 yrs. It is a case of Oral Cancer: CA RT BM+ LEFT BM SUSPICIOUS VERRUCOUS LESION. The doctors have suggested surgeries on both left and right side. Other Ailments: Diabetic since 15yrs. (On Gluconorm PG2 and Lantus 10 units) What would be the approx operation estimate in Kokilaben Hospital Mumbai? What would be the ideal operation cost considering there will be free flap on both the sides without involving any bone reconstruction?

Male | 58

please send me your ct face & ct neck scans at the earliest, we at Casa Dentique Navi Mumbai are equipped with onco cases with full mouth rehabilitation after radiotherapy 

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Parth Shah

Dr. Parth Shah

Cancer 4 stage liver damage gallbladder fat Gaya haa plus jaundice

Male | 52

Stage 4 cancer is an advanced and challenging situation, while liver damage and gallbladder issues can contribute to jaundice and yellowing of the skin and eyes. Pls seek immediate medical attention and guidance for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Donald Babu

Dr. Donald Babu

My father age 67. He is suffer collon cancer. He is colestomy operation done in March 22. What is next treatment???

Male | 67

next treatment depends on the histology report. chemotherapy may be needed based on some factors

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Sandeep Nayak

Dr. Sandeep Nayak

Sir My Sister have Metastasis cancer. Please guide me for the treatment.

Female | 46

Please share your sister's reports for an advise.

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Shubham Jain

Dr. Shubham Jain

My father age 57 diagnosed with poorly differentiated adenocarcinoma metastatic. is it curable and which hospital is best for in Hyderabad. please suggest. Thanks in advance

Male | 57

Adenocarcinoma at various stages may still have treatment options. Please share reports for guidance.

Answered on 23rd May '24

Dr. Shubham Jain

Dr. Shubham Jain

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