Burkitt Lymphoma Questions

Survival depends on many factors like stage of disease, general condition of patient to tolerate the treatment and response to chemotherapy .

Firstly take six sessions of Panchkarma therapy after clinical examination and than oral medication therapy can be planned.

Apart from taking symptomatic treatment plan for chemotherapy treatment and than plan for bone marrow transplant

The five-year survival rate for people with stage 4 NHL varies depending on the subtype of NHL and other factors. Ask your doctor for more information about your diagnosis, treatment options, and long-term outlook. Stage III-IV lymphomas are common, still very treatable, and often curable, depending on the NHL subtype. Stage III and stage IV are now considered a single category because they have the same treatment and prognosis.

Kindly get the endoscoy done with biopsy of oferosion tissue on multiple sites which will confirm the diognosis meanwhile you must take 1 tab pan 40 1 b.d before breakfast and dinner and 2 mucain gell 1table spoon four times aday 3diet wihout chilliesand massala ect. Plsend me the reports for further advise.

It increases during viral infection or during chronic infectious disease or many times there is no reason unless until proven otherwise

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Chemo is not very helpful in GB cancer. She needs tenting to relieve her jaundice. Go to a cancer institute.

Appears kidney cancer with spread to lung. PET/CT scan will show all the body parts affected with it, so that it can be analysed and managed better. Surgery is not required when there is already metastasis (spread). Oral medications are available to keep a control over the growth of tumor so that life can be extended. Please consult a qualified medical oncologist near by for further analysis and prescription.

He would need a CT thorax to confirm the size and number of metastasis. Also a bone scan would be advisable if bone pain or raised alkaline phosphate level in blood. PET CT scan can be done instead of both the above investigations. MRI brain if symptomatic.
If he is asymptomatic for the lung mets and his general condition is good and tumor is resectable and not poor prognosis on IMDC criteria (based on some blood reports and contition of Patient), then I prefer to to a cytoreductive nephrect...more