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What if your dad is bed ridden what are the signs of the last stages of prostate cancer?
When the cancer has moved into the bones, that is the last stage of prostate cancer. There is usually 8 or 9 months left before death in most patients.
What are loros charity purpose?
the purpose of loros is to provide support and care for cancer patients within the last stages of their lives
What is the Last Bone to mature in the Human Body?
Before birth, the last part of the body to grow is the hair and lungs. That is why premature babies tend to have breathing problems.
What are the stages of kidney cancer?
Kidney Cancer actually has 5 different stages in which the cancer develops! There is many different outcomes that will come of these stages. The name for all the stages though is, called AJCC Staging System.
What are the conditions of the patient at last stage of brain cancer?
Brain bleeding is one of the final stages of brain cancer which can quickly result in death. As tumors grow in size, they can cause surrounding blood vessels to rupture.
Which edition of the UEFA Champions League is on going right now?
we are in the last stages of the group stages, and moving on to the last 16
What is the name of the last bone in the skeletal system?
The last alphabetically is the zygomatic bone of the face.
What is the mortality rate for colon cancer if caught in the early stages?
The survival rates for colon cancer have improved over the last few years. If caught early you have a 93 percent chance of full recovery versus a 67 per chance at stage 3.
Survival rate for prostate cancer that has spread to the bone?
I am so sorry to hear that this happened to your family - I can say that the chances are great that he will survive if they extinguish the original tumor as well as the metastasized cancer that spread to his bones. They can actually treat prostate cancer by a number of procedures - including organ transplant. Your family should ask the surgeon what procedures would be the most effective in extinguishing the cancer. And bone marrow transplants can also cure the bone cancer. Osteosarcomas and osteomyelomas are actually easily cured...so ask your surgeon if they can do a bone marrow transplant as well as a prostectomy and replacement prostate surgery - so that your dad can get a new prostrate. They should also be able to kill off all of the cancer sites w/ radiation therapy and chemotherapy. Be sure to ask your doctor about getting a prostate replacement and about bone marrow transplant surgery - this is one of the most effective ways of curing the cancer. I know what you're going through, and I know how that feels, because my uncle had prostate cancer himelf, but it was cured through radiation therapy. so the chances are very good that if they get the cancer in the early stages, it can be cured. in the meantime, i will pray for your dad's recovery and your family's health, and if you ever need to contact me, my email address is siderius_andromedae@yahoo.com I am sorry to hear this you must be very distressed. Secondary cancers mean that bits of the prostate cancer have broken away and lodged in other areas of the body. Your father's doctor is the only person who can answer your question properly (based on your father individual condition) and he may have told your father if you father asked.
How do you unlock the last two stages in GoldenEye 007 on N64?
you get the final stages by beating the other 18 stages on 00 agent
How many different stages are there of colon cancer?
There is a short answer to this question and lots of long answers. The short answer is, there are 4 stages of cancer. In general, stage I cancer is confined to a small area of the body, stage II is a larger cancer and may have started spreading to nearby lymph nodes, stage III may involve more nearby lymph nodes or tissues that are close by, and stage IV has spread to far areas of the body. Each type of cancer has it's own criteria to decide what the stage is; for example, a person with a cancer of the tongue will have different staging criteria than a person with colon cancer. There is no Stage V. Many types of cancer staging also have "a" or "b" added to give additional information. These letters can mean different things depending on what type of cancer is described. A person with stage IV cancer is not necessarily on the verge of death. If the cancer has spread (metastasized) to one isolated area it may be treated with surgery, radiation, chemotherapy or a combination of those. If a person with breast cancer has a single area of spread to a bone, say in the pelvis, that area could be radiated and that person could live for several years before another spot of cancer shows up. However, a person with stage IV cancer and has a heavy load of cancer, say for instance in the liver, lungs, spine, brain, may become severely ill and pass away in a relatively short amount of time. The best thing to do is to ask your doctor about your particular stage. There are so many cancer types and so many people that the possibilities are widely varying in how well a person will do.
What is the last charlie bone book?
Charlie Bone & The Red Knight
