Re: Re: CLL Progression and Pain in the Gut -Elyse,,Pat

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That's all that was in unclewolf's posting - lets ask him if he has more - , about your recent posting, is there more to it? It ends with "read on" - thanks -

Lymph nodes are everywhere. One of the thoughts about how to handle lymphadenopathy is to do nothing unless there is a) rapid growth of a lymph node causing pain or interfering with the functioning of a vital organ.

A physical exam, scans, biopsies, symptoms are utilized to determine the need for action.

It is perfectly possible to have cll invade an organ and cause pain, or to have an adjacent node pressing on the organ and causing pain.

Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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and others,

You'll find a little more on stomach/gut pain and CLL at

http://www2.healthtalk.com/go/cancer/chronic-lymphocytic-leukemia/ask-the-doctor/content/stomach-pain-cll-s-punch-to-the-gut

Andy

Re: Re: CLL Progression and Pain in the Gut -Elyse,,Pat

That's all that was in unclewolf's posting - lets ask him if he has more - , about your recent posting, is there more to it? It ends with "read on" - thanks -

Lymph nodes are everywhere. One of the thoughts about how to handle lymphadenopathy is to do nothing unless there is a) rapid growth of a lymph node causing pain or interfering with the functioning of a vital organ.

A physical exam, scans, biopsies, symptoms are utilized to determine the need for action.

It is perfectly possible to have cll invade an organ and cause pain, or to have an adjacent node pressing on the organ and causing pain.

Start the year off right. Easy ways to stay in shape in the new year.

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