Hi everyone,
I have non-small cancer cells I was going for operation to take out two lopes in my right lung
it turns out when they went in to do the procedure they saw cancer in the whole chest cavity lining ~~ He took a bunch of biopsies right there then and there and it turned out to be cancer basically they’re saying stage four cancer terminal~
Now what confuses me I am very faithful going to the doctors I have leukemia blood cancer for six years
I have done every single test you can… read more
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On original diagnosis, it was indicated my time left was short. I have survived for two years on targeted therapy and the cancer lesion has decreased and no sign of metastatis is present.
I can't have CT Scan with contrast because of diabetes and CKD. PET Scans use glucose metabolism to find cancer cells.
I was told by ONE Dr that once you have lung cancer you will keep getting lung cancer. I have had it twice and will have PET scan on Saturday to see if I have it again. Best of luck to you.
Lung cancer is treatable, but not yet curable. Those are the words of my oncologist.
They missed cancer diagnosis earlier because diagnostic tools to find cancer are woefully inadequate. I was followed for a decade for lung cancer with no diagnosis. Four months after a clean scan, the diagnosis is NSCLC STAGE 4. Whoa what happened to stages 1-3? No answer was provided.