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Tomoxifen is a kind of medicine. Someone please tell me how many tomoxifen cause uterine cancer?

December 13th, 2011 admin

Question by Jason : Tomoxifen is a kind of medicine. Someone please tell me how many tomoxifen cause uterine cancer?
I need an answer asap please thank you quiconque.Meilleure response:
Answer by Charlie


tamoxifen is used to lower estrogen levels as a breast cancer preventive action againt developing (in women at high risk) and also to treat breast cancer. It must be prescribed by a doctor. It does not cause uterine cancer. I listed a website below you can read. If you or a family member or friend is on tamoxifen and unsure of anything, you should call your doctor and get clear answers.


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Women with uterine cancer evetually die from this disease?

December 13th, 2011 admin

Question by Paris Women who have uterine cancer evetually die of the disease
I was wandering if women who have uterine or cervical cancer will eventually die from the disease or they can control it and live like a normal person? I need some clear information about it, I’d be happy if you can help or suggestions on this site. Thansk.Meilleure response:
Answer by Chris

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sister of my ex-wife had uterine cancer. She finished a complete hysterectomy, but it’s over now. This is not a death sentence.


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Q & A: the question of uterine and ovarian cancer?

December 12th, 2011 admin

question bubbles:) : the question of uterine and ovarian cancer
If ovarian cancer or uterine cancer is detected early, is the prognosis? Does a woman still have a hysterectomy? Best answer:
Answer by

mommabear
It honestly depends on the severity and location of the cancer. And health of the individual.


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Uterine Cancer: Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment (Current Clinical Oncology)

December 11th, 2011 admin

Uterine Cancer: Screening, Diagnosis and Treatment (Current Clinical Oncology)

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Is the feeling nausated constantly and unable to eat as a common symptom of uterine cancer.?

December 10th, 2011 admin

GRAM Question .? is the feeling nausated constantly and unable to eat as a common symptom of uterine cancer
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redgator
symptom of a lot of things.


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The ovarian and uterine cancer – doctors please?

December 9th, 2011 admin

PurrfectPeach13232 Question : ovarian and uterine cancer – doctors please
In what age group they usually occur? The reason I ask is that if they usually occur in postmenopausal women, would there be a point in preventive hysterectomy, or to risk of surgery outweigh the benefits possibles.S-Please forgive my terrible punctuation, I pressé.Désolé. I meant the standard preventive hysterectomies, regardless of risk, if the parties involved are not to do anything useful after the menopause – they do? Best answer:
Answer by

Denisedds
I’m not really following you as a preventive hysterectomy would be recommended if you have a very high risk for one of these cancers and it would be very unusual for be at high risk for both. But to answer your question, the peak incidence for both are aged 55-65.


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I’m on Medicaid and I just found out that I uterine cancer what will they cover?

December 9th, 2011 admin

gamble010676 Question : I’m on Medicaid and I just found out that I uterine cancer what will they cover
I had a whie I Endometrosis but yesterday I discovered that it is now cancer.I’m scared to death I was about to be placed on BlueCross BlueShield & with my husband. Will Medicaid cover me and take care of me would like BlueCross? Best answer:
Answer by Leadbelly


lucky, you do not transfer your coverage, since there is usually a period of restraint when you sign up for health insurance.


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Is ovarian cancer or uterine cancer more deadly than cervical cancer?

December 9th, 2011 admin

lola_f32 Question : Is ovarian or uterine cancer more deadly than cervical cancer
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by Judy M
Yes. by ovarian cancer time is found, it is generally extended to other organs. there are usually no symptoms of ovarian cancer. The symptoms of cervical cancer include watery discharge after sex and low abdominal pain.


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A friend recently diag. w / uterine cancer should have 2-3 liters of fluid drained weekly. What’s going on?

December 9th, 2011 admin

joystoy99 Question : A friend just diag. w / uterine cancer should have 2-3 liters of fluid drained weekly. What’s going on?
Cancer of the uterus (aggressivve), w / lesions on the liver and lung. Beer fluid type w / frothy head must be drained weekly. 2 to 3 liters each fois.Whats Going On? Best answer:
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girl_on_the_couch_inak
of his belly?? thats called ascites …. if it affects the liver, it may be the cause of ascites …… This is when fluid accumulates in the abdominal cavity ….. the can. t body rid itself of excess fluid .. ……


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Q & A: How safe is HRT after a uterine cancer 30 years ago? I had a hysterectomy still have ovaries.?

December 7th, 2011 admin

Suel Question : How safe is HRT after a uterine cancer 30 years ago? I had a hysterectomy still have ovaries.?
I had uterine cancer when I was 15, my oncologist / GYN said he felt it was after my mother who took DES when she was pregnant with me. My mother only remembers to take a vitamin rose during pregnancy / w me. I read that they gave to women “vitamins,” but it was really. That caused cancer in the offspring of women “at puberty or in adulthood. SupposedIy DES, a drug to prevent miscarriages.I was born in response 1960.Meilleure :
Answer by

Yahoogirl
Well, I had uterine cancer 4 years ago and they removed everything. They told me that under no circumstances should I take any HRT of any kind. Interesting on the DEA … I was born in 1965 should check with my mom to know about vitamins rose.


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