How long can someone have hodgkins disease or any other cancer of the lymph nodes without knowing? - how long can you have hodgkins without knowing
Not the body / swollen lymph nodes?
Monday, February 8, 2010
How Long Can You Have Hodgkins Without Knowing How Long Can Someone Have Hodgkins Disease Or Any Other Cancer Of The Lymph Nodes Without Knowing?
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Most people diagnosed with cancer have the impression that it suddenly happens, but this is rarely the case. As a rule, they were 5-10 years and did not know because it takes some time before symptoms appear. Most cases of lymphoma have swollen lymph nodes, but not always. Nodes involved can be found at a site outside without any visible lymph nodes. Or it can lymph nodes, the patient is not aware that they have internal nodes that are not tangible.
EDIT: For each body part affected by cancer are no histological type and some are much more than others. For example, we know that the majority of breast ductal carcinomas occur most colon cancers are adenocarcinomas, etc. Other types of cancer, including lymphoma have many histological types and not cut and dried. Normally, some cancers, slow-growing cancers such as colon cancer and prostate cancer, and is easily available for 5-10 years, diagnosed with prostate cancer and many one or two years before that it is treated, indolent lymphoma work this way. Other cancers such as melanoma can currently only a few months before it was called. Depending on the type of cancer. All cancers begin in cells and have different growth rates.
He had thyroid cancer, which spread to the lymph nodes. They believe that cancer was approximately 5 years. We have no idea when it began to spread, but I received a very large swollen lymph nodes. Swelling began in March of this year and in November was the size of a ping pong ball - doctors finally listened to me, I do not think it was normal and the cancer was found.
I think that starts the inflammation throughout the body to travel.
I have at 2B stage with a large tumor in the breast. My oncologist told me he was there for about 2 years. Another year or so and I would have gone. The sounds on the point, but that's what they told me:)
Wow, 5-10 years!? Is it too late for a treatment for this?
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