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Main bhul ni skti jab meri ercp hui thi..... bahot painful procedure hota hai😢😢😢😢

There is no cure

I had my gallbladder removed they nicked my bile duct so they had to reattach it to my small intestine. Had ERCP done put a balloon and opened up bile duct had second ERCP done. They took a sample of small intestine and found H. pylori bacteria took two antibiotics and Prilosec called triple threat Cured me of H. pylori cleared my head and my stomach forever grateful

Thank you for such a helpful and informative video - one of the best explainers I've seen that covers all the bases. I'm a Stage 3 patient being treated at Memorial Sloan Kettering. I've gone through chemo and radiation and will have an esophogectomy in two weeks, followed by a year of immunotherapy (nivulomab). I have a great care team, and remain cautiously optimistic about the future, though the current survival rates included here (which I've seen elsewhere) are discouraging. I'm hoping that data is somewhat outdated and may not reflect the most current and best treatment protocols.

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My wife's started in the head. They said there was nothing they could do. She lived 14 months after diagnosis😢

It’s really useful for my training sessions

I was given an ERCP while I was wide awake. It was the worst experience of my life and I absolutely will never ever have another one.

What's the CPT code for this procedure?

Thank you so much for uploading this video, it was very well explained and it has helped ease my Anxiety, I have to have this procedure done next week and I’m very worried.

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I have lump iv had it years its getting bigger it effecting by aching at times its over a inch the doctors will not do a byhopsy or anything they say its to dangerous to do anything with it now but being say its a fatty lump am deverstaed .😢

The 5 yr stats for survival are quite outdated now. What are the survival rates in 2023 and also what effect does immunotherapy have on these survival rates.

This is by far the best explanation of how one gets oesophageal cancer. In my case I never smoked nor drank to excess. Although I did drink about 4 coffees a day and enjoyed spicy food. I used to always get indigestion then about 15 months ago I didn't. Around 13 months ago I found it hard to swallow, getting the hiccups or having the sensation of food getting stuck in my throat. Luckily I had these symptoms otherwise they wouldn't have been able to catch the cancer in time. After having chemo/radiotherapy then an oesophagectomy to reconstruct my esophagus and cut out any lymph nodes. I am currently having immunotherapy to ensure the cancer doesn't return.

Post distal pancreatectomy, if tumer ADENOCARCINOMA found in Biopsy of removed Pancreas, which is already removed in distal pancreatectomy procedure. Is there any needs for chemo.? CT Scan found clear, liver Biopsy found HEMANGIOMA, Bone scan Negative.

Treatment of this is very costly in my country. I need to undergo a surgery but very costly

My fnd has stones in pancreas duct is it possible to stones come again and why this stones formed

Is it possible for a 4 year to have

Thank you for your video. Is there more specific information on what environmental toxins might cause pancreatic cancer? My dad died from this cancer in 2020 and my mom has just been diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer. Doctors said the likelihood of environmental factors is higher than it being a coincidence as they separated 25 years ago and lead completely different lives health wise.

Sir, I have a high grade Sacroma in the left thigh. Now it is removed by surgery. Dr suggested me for Radiation therapy. It is planned on next week. Are there any chance of risk in the future?? What is the survival chance after treatment?

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I was treated in Belgium and the procedure was much simpler. Only 3 conditions for starting treatment: no metastases, good general condition, no smoking.

This is one of the best videos I've seen on this topic. My only issue is that I find the music to be distracting.

I never smoked. I don't drink I don't do drugs. But is so strange that everything you are mentioning here is what I am going through. My specialist have done a lot of done so many things even stretching my esophagus, and my throat my voice is always horse I hate it, I am always with stomach pain ? I been like this for over 4 years it's gotten to the point that the pain is so horrible that I just stay in my bed rolled up with my knees up to my chest , & fall asleep crying with pain I don't know what else to do.

Thanks sir

Just had some biopsies done on my esophagus. Been vomiting, dehydrated, staying sick to stomach. Lost a lot of weight ,I lost appetite, but here lately that's gottenbetter . One of "abnormalities" found ,the doctor said he would have to refer me to a specialist to biopsie . I had a endoscopy 6 years ago and i was told i should have one every year . I didn't do that , and I went for long periods of time without taking the medication. So whatever is wrong with me I can't say I wasn't warned.

17000 diagnosed each year with 16000 dying of from the diseases. Not very good stats.

How About helping patients prevent, heal, restore natural equilibrium instead of pushing dangerous drugs and painful surgery? Diet is essential too.

If it is 83% curable in that way, what percentage is for those who made an unplanned excision prior?

Same case but 2 n half month again seen another tumor same palce below what to do im so nervous

good video.

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