Ardian --Re: Help - Suspect Ovarian Cancer

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Ardian,

If there are evidences of both upper GI cancer and of ovarian

cancer then you want to rule out Krukenberg's tumor. The CA-125 is

not enough. Tell your doc that you also want a CEA and a CA

19-9. Be insistent. A PET would be useful if it is available. It is

in your interest to try to get a good diagnosis before opening

her. Cholangiocarcinoma from biliary parasites is common in your

part of the world. Triptolide can be effective as a remedy. If you

are exploring natural local anti-cancer meds, don't neglect rodent

tuber. If you run into real problems, contact me.

From: Olson <sanols02@...>

Subject: Would you have the time or desire to answer the message on

Cancer Cured?

vgammill@...

Hi ,

I know you stay very busy and may not have time for this, but I feel

sorry for this man who wrote to the group and hasn't gotten a good

answer from anyone. I don't know how to advise him and probably

others don't either. I was

wondering if you would write something that could give him some

useful guidance.

At 12:03 AM 6/2/2006, you wrote:

>Dear Sir or Madam,

>My name is Ardian from Indonesia.

>My wife, 32 years old, has a suspected malignancy of the right ovary

>with ascites (Water around her stomach).

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>This conclusion is from a very long journey through 4 hospitals from

>3 internists and a digestive specialist with different diagnoses.

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>* The 1st internist with USG results suspected a

>gallbladder polyp +/- 5mm and he wants to do surgery (to cut) the

>gallbladder immediately.

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>* We went to another internist, a digestive specialist, to

>make sure that the

>surgery is the right decision for my wife. Once again he wants immediate

>surgery, also to remove the gallbladder. But when he did USG for 2nd

>time, they cannot find the suspected gallbladder polyp????

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>* Then we went to another digestive internist at a different

>hospital " the senior one " , my wife for the 3rd time got USG observation.

>The result: no suspected gallbladder polyp. To make sure the Dr. did

>endoscopies which also showed no evidence at all.

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>* But my wife still has a stomach problem. We decided to go to our

>best friend, a general Dr. with specialization in USG, and he did a

>blood test -- the result -- tumor marker CA 125 is abnormal, 874.48

>(35 is the highest). Directly he sent my wife to Cancer Hospital.

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>* The result from the Cancer Hospital -- my wife has suspected

>malignancy of the

>right ovary (but the CT Scan is still unclear), and they want staging

>laparostomy surgery for my wife immediately.

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>After we've gone through this unpleasant experience, now we are facing a very

>confusing situation -- is this the right act / process/ decision for

>my wife???

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>Please help us solve this problem. We're not from a rich

>family, but I'll do anything for my wife's health because I

>love her and my 2 daughters very much.

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>Can you inform us as to what is best for my wife?

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>Sincerely Yours,

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>Ardian

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