Sometimes the specimen can be mishandled a bit extracting it (it can be a bit awkward since you're trying to be the least invasive as possible but if the specimen gets squeezed with forceps or something on extraction it can make interpretation more difficult by pathologists). They could also be taking a separate sample from a different chain of nodes.
Either way - I had to tell a lady that her husbands confusion was from metastatic colon cancer the other day - you're damn straight I got the story entirely straight and spoke with the radiologist brahs (sup f23) before I went to discuss it with the family
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12-12-2012, 06:45 PM #32
Damn, sorry OP
last week I was dizzy, found it hard to talk, felt like i was going to faint when i stood up.. but felt fine physically.
Doctor referred me to a mental health specialist because I'm apparently under "stress".. she also said i have high blood pressure
I went for second opinion,
new doc actually does a bunch of tests
concludes i have a viral ear infection and should be ok in a week or two, but blood pressure is slightly LOW which explained the fainting.
Doctors gonna doctor.. but if they're doing CT's and Biopsy's then I would take them a bit more seriously.
repped & wishing you the best.
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It's the worst thing ever are. I cried on my 2nd and 3rd one. Call me a ******* I don't care. Even the drs said its the single most worst pain ever. Considered worse than labor. If you have it you're gonna have to get one sorry brah. Unless they go a different route but that's the only way to really know they said..through the marrow
Edit/ could be wrong and just do it through your neck like alreadyLeukemia is a poverty cancer.
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Mine they do it from the hip on the back..near your spine..it's 4 shots then the drill one that gets the fluid..it's when they suck out the fluid..ommmgggg that's what gets you you can feel it for like 10 seconds. The pain lasts for like 5 minutes and yes you get drugs through the iv I got / adavans and something else to where I almost passed out and still felt everything
YouTube bone marrow biopsy.my wife passed out in the room in my 2nd oneLeukemia is a poverty cancer.
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12-12-2012, 07:02 PM #49
around the hips. pain is a couple of seconds. it's terrible and they can't numb it because it's the bone. If you do have HL though, you'll have to get it because they need to check if it's spread to the bone. Symptoms or not, it doesn't mean stage is early in HL. sorry brah. Can be stage IVA, which is the last stage but no symptoms. If it's IVB, it's last stage with symtoms. People without symptoms have a slightly better prognosis.
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12-12-2012, 07:12 PM #56
I wish you supreme luck and positive energy.
A friend of mine died in November from the treatments. They cured the disease completely, but the treatment caused a virus to go crazy in his system.
He got a stem cell transplant, and I know people who got their cancer WIPED OUT by in not to return. As with my friend, it's dangerous but his situation was said to be one in a billion, literally, so don't be scared.
Do it for me bro, I need a happy story.
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12-12-2012, 07:24 PM #60
One of my best brahs was diagnosed with HL a few years ago. He did chemo and went into remission, then he relapsed. He had more chemo and a stem cell transplant, now he's doing well and currently in remission.
As bad as it sounds, its good he and I were so into lifting before he relapsed, he was my gym buddy, and atleast he had some spare weight to lose during the treatments. He was pretty swole before, and looked relatively normal after without becoming emaciated.S&P Crew
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