I wonder why biopsies seem to be so common in human medicine. When a pet
of mine had a lump, the vet did do a needle aspiration to check the
cells, but only after he had examined and felt the lump and was pretty
certain it was just a fatty lump, which indeed it turned out to be. He
told me if he suspects cancer or abscess, he doesn't like to touch it at
all for even a needle biospy, because it can spread. I do know other
vets aren't so cautious, and a friend of mine lost a pet to a very
rapidly spreading cancer, because the first lumps were taken off
surgically, which caused the cancer to go wild. Had anyone known what
kind of cancer it was before the first surgery, they would have left the
lumps alone. Apparently some kinds of cancer are extremely stimulated by
being cut at all.
sol
Paula Perry wrote:
I can appreciate what you said about cancer spreading like wildfiire
after a biopsy. That is exactly what happened to my husband. He
recovered however. Did alot of alternative. People don't realize how
risky biopsies are.
Paula
----- Original Message -----
From: Dave <mailto:[email protected]>
To: [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
I didn't go to a doctor for diagnosis as I lost two friends that
did that and as soon as they did a biopsy it came on like wildfire
and they were diagnosed as inoperable and three months later they
were both dead.
That is my experience.
As far as taking cs, more often is more important than how much.
In a bad situation every half hour works best as it keeps building
up the amount in your blood faster than your body can eliminate it
which gives the maximum kill rate.
Dave
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