Basal Cell Carcinoma Questions

Hi lybrate-user, if there is diagnostic dilemma. We can always go for re histopathology and ihc evaluation on first biopsy block and compare those with relapsed biopsy block, I hope might be this may help you. If the disease has relapsed in one month of treatment, this it must be some high grade lymphoma. Cytogenetics and protein electrophoresis can also help you diagnosis.

No it's not cancer. It is simply an enlarged lymph node with some inflammation inside your abdomen. This can happen due to variety of infection including TB, Gastroenteritis etc. And also as a result of some cancer. Need to do further investigation based on what symptom he is having.

They might be lymph nodes. It happens due to swelling of lymph nodes. Switch on to ayurvedic treatment, it has very good remedies.
Take tab kanchanara guggulu 1-1-1 for 2 weeks.

Dear lybrate-user,
It looks like you are suffering from Granulomatous cervical lymphadenopathy which is generally due your body/immunity susceptibility for Microbactarium tuberclosis or Mycobactarium bovine strains. The characteristic morphological element is the tuberculous granuloma (caseating tubercule). So far you do not have Necrotizing Granulomatous lymphadenitis in which case your body becomes susceptible to numerous other microbes and viruses. As you know lymph nodes are our guarding...more

If your Lymphadenitis is diagnosed as tubercular treatment is right. If abscess has frmed your Doctor may refer you to a surgeon also.

Well normally Window period is 4 weeks after exposure soo you have done tests and which are negative bt sometime hiv in latent stage also. Soo I think you should not worry for now.

Smokers are prone for upper airway and chest infection, which can lead to swelling of the lymph nodes. I suggest you cut down or consider quitting smoking, ideally with professional help and / or nicotine substitution therapy. Research suggest that the chances of successfully quitting smoking is high with help and professional input and low without. Also it would be important to see an EBT specialist for further evaluation and examination. In the mean time steam inhalation and hot water eagle ma...more

Appetite stimulants, although efficacious in treating malnutrition in CF, should only be prescribed if decreased food intake secondary to inadequate appetite is the principal cause of the malnutrition and all other contributing factors have been assessed, ruled-out or treated. the use of several appetite stimulants used in CF and other diseases to improve appetite and maximize caloric intake

The normal number of WBCs in the blood is 4,500 to 11,000 WBC per microliter (4.5 to 11.0 × 109/L). Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different labs. Some labs use different measurements or may test different specimens. Talk to your doctor about your test results. The increase suggests cancer of wbc.

Dear lybrate-user, I have seen same case 4 years bafore, allopathic doctors convince that patient to do biopsy, n such mountox test. Anyways your son is suffering from some kind of infection is says his blood reports. Here I am giving you treatment plan you have to buy these medicines from some Ayurveda store 1.Varun+ haridra churna (orally)-3 gm each /thrice a day
2.Vacha taila (orally) 2 ml twice a day
3.Ashwaganda churna (make paste with water) apply locally on swelling 4.Gandharva ha...more