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we were never forewarned of needle track seeding,,,,i found about it on the net and doctor ripped me a new one for asking,the nerve of me to be informed and challenge him,,, and while it's slim,,, you should still be told of the risks regardless
we found once adoctor realizes your informed and knowledgeable,,,,,,,,,, there facts and "usual spiel" changed and prognoses/ possible complication/drawbacks etc got worse
shortywarn 6 months ago
I feel bad that Dana had such a bad time with her cancer, but in situ ("encapsulated) cancer cells CANNOT live outside their place of origin. So, even if a needle dragged some cells to an unaffected spot, they would die there. These in situ cells do not know how to invade, as in 'invasive' cancer. Yet. Dana is giving bad information here.
crselby1 1 year ago