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I recently developed some skin friction on the sole of my foot after playing basketball 5 times last week. It's the only exercise ive done in years. Below the skin friction cut I noticed a suspicion mole/spot/blood under the skin. I've never noticed this before. I have athletes foot and dry feet but this could not explain the red spot.
Please take a look at photo and let me know what you think it is. I made an appt but cannot be seen until next Wednesday.
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I don't know anything about cancer and would like to get some info like what is "braf negative" what does it mean that it is in his lung and why the dr. said surgery is not an opption.
Not knowing is worse then knowing and i think he is sheltering me with the info because i live far from him...
would appriciate any info you can give me.
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Anyone who has had this procedure can tell me how it went? I am 66 yrs old but in good health.View Thread
What are the next steps? Isn't it pretty early to have a second site appear? Are treatments going to be necessary? I'm up for whatever they need to do. I have three boys, and want to be around to see them grow.View Thread
The weird part of this is -- for years now this "stain" has been situated RIGHT UNDER A GOLD PENDANT, 1/2" in size, that's been hanging on my necklace for 3 decades now... As if the gold material left a stain on my skin, or at least caused some kind of a reaction there... Is there any medical reference to such a reaction in your "books"?View Thread
What happens when there's a reoccurence on the scar? Does this change treatment? Do the new spots have to be cancer? I'm pretty frightened because of the risk of it showing up in other places.
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I am from New Zealand and have found this site. I too have invasive extramammary pagets of the vulva diagonised in Fed this year. I have already had 3 operations to remove the recurrance pagets, but unfortunately mine had cancer cells that had invaded deeper than the 1mm safety margin.
It is so good to finally find people who have this disease. As NZ is a small country there are not alot of doctors here that have even seen anyone with is disease, which doesnt help me much.
I have had 22 groin lymph nodes removed 12 from each side as well as half my vulvar removed. 3 ops later and it is getting extremely uncomfortable. I cant wait to be able to sit properly and get rid of the pain in my legs from the lymphodema I now have.
It has only been 2 weeks since my last op and it has already returned. My doc is away on holiday so he doesnt even know it is back yet until I see him on the 1st of Nov.
I have done heaps of research and have found alot of information, but sometimes it doesnt pay to read as the outcome of invasive in not good. I am only 45 and am definately not ready to give up just yet. Everytime I have an operation they tell me that they have got it, but within 2-3 weeks its back again.
Anyway thanks for listening to me bleet on, but it is good to get it out.
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What can I expect from all this...just how dangerous is this diagnosis?
I am anxious about it and should I be, at this point?
Just wondering if anyone can help me with this.
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I have two questions: 1) anyone been diag w/colorless melanoma? from what my dr and the drs @ MDAnderson say it is fairly rare and harder to treat...I'll be glad for any input. 2) anyone used or currently using Yervoy? I'm very anxious about side effects and results.
Thanks for any input. I'm very happy to have found this discussion board. I look forward to talking with all of you. AggieMom04.View Thread
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