Signs Your Cancer is Coming Back (& What to do About it!)
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- Опубликовано: 4 июл 2024
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It’s every cancer survivors’ nightmare. RECURRENCE!
You know that there is nothing that will guarantee that you stay cancer free but knowing the signs that your cancer is coming back is the best way to get yourself help fast and stay safe.
In this video I’m showing you subtle and simple signs that your cancer is coming back and what to do about it.
So let me show you how it’s done.
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Thank you for info Doc
You know, Doctor, I wish you could just share your wisdom without flacking your business. A la Yerbba. We are vulnerable and in need of support.
since february 2021 i have been dealing with different cancer , cannot catch a break, it started with endometriosis, surgery, chemo, within a year cancer has mestasticised, now on immunotherapy and some pills daily, which caused kidney renal failure, hospitalized went thru dialysis, few months later cancer is back again, now its radiation 6 weeks of radiation treatment, 5 days a week, 4 months later cancer is back, now again i start treatment of chemo, i am no longer afraid of cancer, i am a survivor, cancer is my best friend, my loyal faithful companion who will not leave me no matter what, cancer never left me since 2021 pray have faith in god, have trust in your doctor and believe in yourself, you are mentally, emotionally strong and you will not let cancer kill you, not yet. I CHOOSE TO LIVE
you are strong and wonderful I wish you many,many years of a happy life.
🙏 🙏 I am praying for you,keep the faith
My prayers are with U... your a strong warrior❤ ALWAYS keep fighting 🥊✨️
Luv, hugs and prayers ❤
Me too, deal with cancer since 2012 until now, within these 12 years, overcome 3 surgeries 4 recurrent 5 chemo treatments (total 30 doses) go and come, come and go, now in cancer free stage, don’t know when will come again, but no worry, trust in Jesus our Lord, A joyful heart do good like a medicine. Have faith and hope in God, trust your doctor, beware of yourself, never give up…
Persistent cough and shortness of breath was mine. My breast metastasized to the chest wall causing pleural effusion. Luckily, hadn’t gone in the lungs.
God Bless U Always
Can be easy to freak out about the occasional knee or elbow pain that you know is likely the aromatase inhibitor affecting the joints. Still I’ve googled whether breast cancer spreads to the knee (very unlikely every time I check - ha!) Great idea to keep a log to see how often it actually occurs, level of pain, etc. Thanks so much!
Watch yr videos every morning
Can you do a video on scan anxiety and biopsy after all your treatments are done. The fear and the waiting to see if you have a reoccurrence is horrible
I have a video on cancer anxiety! You may find that helpful ♥️
💯 trust your gut instinct
Hi Dr. Amy. What's the difference between Signatera vs Guardant360 tests for early detection?
I am in persistent pain because of my aromatase inhibitor and having had my ovaries removed. I’m worried I won’t notice a new pain because there’s already so much. The other tips are good to know so thank you!
I’m with you! On Anastrazole (in year 2 of at least 5). Do you mostly feel stiff after sitting or is there pain during activity of that wakes you at night? So hard to know what are “expected side effects”, right? I know I’m getting older, but didn’t have the aches until the medication. Best wishes to you!!
@@user-xo8hq2go7g Exactly as you described! I get up off the couch or bed or walk up or down stairs and I am hobbling around like I’m 90 years old. I’ll have some aches in my low back at night but it’s mild and I think it’s more because of my mattress. My ankle pain is by far the worst. I walked an hour a day on the treadmill during chemo trying to stay active and I cannot do it anymore because my ankles hurt so bad. Now I do rebounding on a trampoline for my exercise and it’s a lot easier on my joints! I hope you stay strong and find ways to cope with everything you’re dealing with ❤️ I’m rooting for you!!!
Same here. Year 2 of 10 of anastrozole. I’m a fighter but damn this is hard! Joints are stiff- 44 and I feel like I’m 90- hobbling around- no sleep- hot flashes- my hairs falling out- I’m sick of eating beans and broccoli- I miss my chips and chocolate- no more savings account- recurrent panic attacks that this beast will return- missing my boobie 😂 But this doctor is great we’re all watching! Makes me laugh and she has tons of great info. ❤
My labs have been good since 2022 Im taking control of my health and decided no chemo injection but continue to monitor labs every month the only pain is muscles spasms when Im active going back for an MRI for spine
@@michellemonahan1797Tell me about it I was size D miss my boobies so much.
I have had uterine cancer, and then about nine years later, I had breast cancer. While I was still going to oncologist visits as a follow-up to the breast cancer, they noticed that my cancer marker in my blood was high. I had a CT scan, and it showed that I had a lump in my abdomen. A biopsy showed that my uterine cancer had recurred. I had a long sequence of chemo, and now I'm having Avastin treatments. I don't think I fit in your program to prevent cancer since it has already recurred. What can I do to improve my chances of surviving this?
Would this be also for a lung cancer stage four fighter? In remission nine months and counting!!
What do you think about taking medecine as chemotherapy?
The only change i had was that i can't smell chlorox bleach it makes nauseated, gives me headach and fainting only when i smell chlorox bleach it started a year before my diagnoses and it stoped right after the surgery.
Does anyone have experience of low red blood cell count after stage 2B ILBC? With persistent foot and ankle swelling for the last 2 months?
If any health care Advisor tells you its all in your head, then they should be sacked !
I tried enrolling on your program but it seems that it is only available in America? No Paypal payments available?💕🇬🇧
We have women from all over the world in the program! Please try applying again using this link: bit.ly/CFPYT or reach out to us via email for more assistance.
can it b translated in urdu by some one
I’ve just completed my breast cancer treatment apart from the long term hormone tablets. It was a very nasty treatment time and I didn’t do well with the chemo. 26 days in hospital and warned I could die. We had to stop chemo. Before cancer treatment, I struggled for years with fibromyalgia. So persistent widespread pain and exhaustion!! How do I know when to seek help? I have no way of knowing what the pain is being caused by.
I'm sorry to hear that.
How old were you while you were undergoing chemo for breast cancer?
And what unbearable symptoms did you have because of chemo?...
@@carlacaires9895 diagnosed end August 23. I'm now 62. Treatments finished apart from Hormone blocking tablets. I had severe diverticulitis as a result of chemo. The surgical team came in one day and said if my bowel burst now (while my count was so low) they wouldn't be able to save me. Also infections in picc lines, kidney problems, constant vomiting, only 2 chemo treatments but at emergency 4 times with high temps, infections and extremely low blood pressure. Couldn't eat or drink in hospital. Under oncology team, surgical team, renal team and infectious diseases team.
Can you shed any light on what I can do re pain being a signal for cancer return when I am already in chronic pain?
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