Re: Tongue Carcinoma after surgery

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Hi all,

My wife diagnosed with tongue carcinoma in-situ with suggestive of highly

invasion, after biopsy tests from two different labs. She has gone through

lt.side tongue carcinoma (2x3cm)surgery about three weeks back. She's on

recovery medicines, improvement is appreciable. Post-biopsy sample tests

showed all margins in safe limits. CT and MRI showed no lymph nodes. Her speech

is around 80% preserved & improving gradually. She's also taking herbal,

vegi- and antioxident measures in parallel to be free of this desease.

Has some body similar experience or be able to advise us that how to go

further to get rid of this malignant deasease completely. Her doctor

suggested to go for neck radiothrapy but she's afraid of secondary effects of

this

therapy treatment. Please help to share your views and suggestion. Thanks.

May God bless you with all the best.

Regards,

ABAS

My mother did it, and there were serious side effects. Her teeth

literally crumbled out of her mouth, and her jaw structure warped slightly.

She

had to have HBO treatments, and all of her teeth pulled, and then the

dentures did not fit right, because of the radiation damage to the jaw.

That being said, she has been cancer free for 10 years.

Whether or not your wife does the radiotherapy, she should make some

changes to change her body chemistry. Once a person has the disease, even if

they get rid of it, if you do not change the bioterrain of the body, you are

keeping the same condition that allowed the disease to happen in the first

place.

Barb

RN, Holistic Healthcare Consultant