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On 3/19/12, I had X-Rays taken of my neck, chest, and abdomen for neck and back pain.
In 2/12 I had a Nuclear Stress Test for chest pain.
In 1/12 I had dental X-Rays
in 12/11, I had a KUB X-Ray for kidney stones.
in 11/11, I had "shockwave" therapy for kidney stones which included an X-Ray
in 11/11 - I had a chest X-Ray for a chronic cough.
in 10/11 I had a KUB X-Ray for kidney stones
In 10/11, I had a CT scan for Kidney stones.
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Should I be concerned? If so, is there anything I can do about it? I'm supposed to have another KUB X-Ray in the next week because I still have Kidney Stones, but I'm not sure if I should.View Thread
When will the occasional muscle aches and tightness go away despite it being nearly two full years since my surgery?View Thread
bladder againView Thread
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ChaseView Thread
His doctor is recommending to perform radiation treatment (3 x-ray beams) on the large cancer cell on his liver.
I would like to ask the following: 1) What is the effectiveness of this radiation treatment the doctor is recommending? What is the general feedback on radiation treatment after 9 rounds of Chemo treatments? 2) What kind of side effects will this radiation treatment introduce? 3) Most importantly, would this type of radiation treatment cause the cancer to spread to other areas in the body?
Thank you!View Thread
My husband has it in stage 2 with 2 lymph nodes affected.
They can't operate, no chemo but probably radiation. Really would love to hear from anyone who has any experience with this.View Thread
chemo, now starting radiation treatment. I did not have to have a mastectomy, My breast were large enough I still have a size (
would like to be a little bigger can I have implants put in after my radiation. Not very happy with my current Doctor,View Thread
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