Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer Questions

Am sorry to hear about the suffering your wife and you are going through. Palliative care can help both of you. Strong painkillers may be needed for her and we cannot prescribe those online. Please visit a palliative care center near you and they will make your lives easier.
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Without prompt treatment, invasive ductal carcinoma can spread to lymph nodes or blood vessels and metastasize (spread) throughout the body. Identifying characteristics of the tumor, such as whether or not the cells are sensitive to certain hormones, can help your doctor choose the best treatment.
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Biopsy breast inadequate assessment - if this was the report it means biopsy material was not enough to opine.

Please discuss with your doctor regarding possibility of lutetium psma therapy. It may help with pain control and disease control.

Doctor at center is the best guide. I would suggest even if you go for it, do not ignore fo give erythropoetic and anti karkat herbals to raise natural immunity and prevent failures of modern techniques. No harm. We respect every system of medicine. These are complimentary to each other. Pl consult once in your own interest or talk by booking on Lybrate.

Your lungs is infected, check your bulgum in any pathology for any bacteria or virus, if found then direct go for doctor to take proper medication.
Same you can go for cancer test.

Your doctor may use chemotherapy at any stage of the cancer. It is used when there is a chance that your cancer may spread to other parts of the body and it is also done if your cancer has already spread. If your doctor finds that the cancer cells broke away from the tumour and they can travel to other parts of the body outside the breasts, chemotherapy becomes crucial. Usually, if you have early stage breast cancer, chemotherapy treatments may continue for three to six months. In the case of an...more

Removing your entire breast, known as mastectomy, becomes necessary when the cancer is spread throughout the breast and too much tissues need to be removed while performing a lumpectomy for achieving good cosmetic results.

You should not take anything without doctor's advice as it may be harmful.
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Yes, there are various side effects of breast cancer treatment. Few side effects are long-term, while others occur in later stages. These include- heart problems, headaches, tiredness, absence of menstrual periods, menopausal symptoms, infertility, sexual difficulties, and pain & numbness.