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Understanding Lymph Node Cancer: Prognosis and Treatment Options

Intra-abdominal lymph node cancer My relative has had hemoglobin levels between 7 and 9 for many years, undergoing long-term treatment and taking iron supplements. Recently, the level dropped to 6, prompting a return to a major hospital for further examination. It was found that ...


Dr. Chen Sirong Reply:
Hello: 1. The recovery is not good. 2. Survival rates must take into account tumor size, lymph node metastasis, and other distant metastases; please consult his attending physician. 3. Any medical center is acceptable; there are no hospitals that specialize specifically in this d...

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Treatment Options for Lymphoma in Patients with Metastatic Cancer

Lymphoma My mother-in-law has a history of colorectal cancer and vaginal cancer, which has now metastasized to lymph node cancer located in the lower abdomen and the lymph nodes near the blood vessels behind the intestines. Due to the proximity of the cancer to the kidneys, she i...


Dr. Chen Sirong Reply:
Hello: 1. The reasons for being unable to undergo radiation therapy may include: 1. Poor physical condition. 2. The extent of the disease is too large. However, if the issue is merely proximity to the kidneys, advanced techniques such as Intensity-Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMR...

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Understanding Lymph Node Cancer: Painful Lumps in Neck and Armpit

Lymphoma Hello: If there are painful small lumps appearing in the neck and armpit, is it possible that they are cancer?


Dr. Chen Sirong Reply:
Hello: 1. If there is a lump in the neck, you can consult an otolaryngologist. If there is a lump in the armpit suspected to be breast cancer, you should see a surgeon. 2. A physician must evaluate the situation first, and if necessary, arrange for a biopsy to confirm whether it ...

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