Mantle Cell Lymphoma Questions

PSA is a tumour marker test and is used for prognosis only and as of now 0.522 is considered to be safe.

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.

Yes blood cancer can be diagnosed through blood test and there are tumor markers also which can be tested through blood test but they require further evaluation and correlation.

Proinsulin is the precursor of insulin & C-peptide and its levels may be elevated in patients with insulin producing Islet cell tumors. This assay is useful as a part of the diagnostic workup of suspected Insulinoma, PC1/3 deficiency and in patients with suspected Proinsulin mutations.

Hi lybrate-user. Vomiting weakness tremors ictrus anuria itching. Etc for failure. Blood cancer weakness pancytopenia fever bleeding gum hypertrophy. Rest depends upon the type of blood cancer.

Hi lybrate-user. It's sad to know but don't panic first we have to sure it and classify the cancer. Only then I can say something about curity.

Normal cont is in thousands not in lakhs
Please check. If your count is 12 lakhs you are in serious trouble. If it is 22 thousand, it may not be leukaemia, it may be because of se infection
Truly.

First of all right side of abdomen more correctly I think it must be inguinal and they are palpable that means there is significant lymphadenopathy. So don't delay much if you are not having any active infection or any other problem and not responding to antibiotic. Go for fnac.

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.