Re: Is it possible to have a CT scan on Friday, and....

[Guest guest]

You know I think CT scans show a lot of errors. They told me I had had a huge

ovarian mass....from the CT scan...when in fact it was coming from my

uterus....then it did not even pick up another tumor....one that was easily

felt.

My surgeon told me CT scans....from his experience has a lot of errors and he

doesn't put much faith in them.

The other thing just because you have a tumor does not mean you have cancer.

I wonder if they took radom ct scans of people that had no health problems and

did a ct scan...what would show up. My brother who is very healthy had

something in his lung years ago.....then it went away.....so who knows.

>

> ...the results are, no mets below the chest. Then on Tuesday, the cancer has

moved to your chest? Is it even possible that it could move that fast?

>

> I'm a little paranoid. I was in the hospital, as I reported a couple weeks

ago, and the CT scan showed nothing in my chest. But Tuesday I developed a

really bad cough and other symptoms that included loss of appetite, vomiting,

shortness of breath, etc.

>

> It's been a week and I'm feeling a little better for the most part, but still

have the cough (lesser degree). I've had pneumonia before and it did feel like

pneumonia.

>

> I was reading a very sad story of a man with NHL dx'd by tumor in his chest

and pneumonia like symptoms, then a cough developed because of the chemo (torn

colon sent bacteria through body).

>

> I just started wondering if its even possible that my condition changed so

quickly from Friday to Tuesday. I'm taking colloidal silver and IP6 among other

things so I'm working on it anyway, but I do find it hard to believe it would

move that fast. I'm thinking its more than likely an infection I picked up

while in the hospital.

>

> Any thoughts?

>

[Guest guest]

What is the difference between Tumor and Cancer? I thought they are the

same and interchangeable.

Jim

In a message dated 7/14/2010 1:50:52 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

leepaulina@... writes:

You know I think CT scans show a lot of errors. They told me I had had a

huge ovarian mass....from the CT scan...when in fact it was coming from my

uterus....then it did not even pick up another tumor....one that was easily

felt.

My surgeon told me CT scans....from his experience has a lot of errors and

he doesn't put much faith in them.

The other thing just because you have a tumor does not mean you have

cancer.

I wonder if they took radom ct scans of people that had no health problems

and did a ct scan...what would show up. My brother who is very healthy had

something in his lung years ago.....then it went away.....so who knows.

>

> ...the results are, no mets below the chest. Then on Tuesday, the cancer

has moved to your chest? Is it even possible that it could move that fast?

>

> I'm a little paranoid. I was in the hospital, as I reported a couple

weeks ago, and the CT scan showed nothing in my chest. But Tuesday I developed

a really bad cough and other symptoms that included loss of appetite,

vomiting, shortness of breath, etc.

>

> It's been a week and I'm feeling a little better for the most part, but

still have the cough (lesser degree). I've had pneumonia before and it did

feel like pneumonia.

>

> I was reading a very sad story of a man with NHL dx'd by tumor in his

chest and pneumonia like symptoms, then a cough developed because of the

chemo (torn colon sent bacteria through body).

>

> I just started wondering if its even possible that my condition changed

so quickly from Friday to Tuesday. I'm taking colloidal silver and IP6

among other things so I'm working on it anyway, but I do find it hard to

believe it would move that fast. I'm thinking its more than likely an infection

I

picked up while in the hospital.

>

> Any thoughts?

>

[Guest guest]

Not all tumors are cancer, many are benign.

And not all cancers create tumors.

ar

>

> What is the difference between Tumor and Cancer? I thought they are the

> same and interchangeable.

> Jim