Surgical Oncology Questions

Dear Lybrate user!
ki67 marker of metastasis is 0 percent means very low chance to spread further.
Here "no need complete cystectomy at this moment. But, patient must be under regular monitoring.
According to nobel prize winning article regarding cancers: cancer cells can multiply under rich co2 and glucose.
We can reduce multiplication by filling more oxygen into our cells by doing exercises and by minimizing glucose content in the cells.
Thank you.

After cholecystectomy you can not eat too much food at a one time.
Due to overeating the severe pain may came but I can't say that it's a only after cholecystectomy 's pain.
Need to go with a doctor for severe pain.

Usually it may not be a major issue.
Take homoeopathic medicine
staphysagria 30.
See if it relieve the pain.

follow the precautions:
Get plenty of fluids. ...
Try a low-fat diet. ...
Use dietary supplements. ...
Avoid a high-fiber diet. ...
Stop drinking alcohol and quit smoking.

GBS is an inflammatory/autoimmune condition (i.e. Your body cells are being attacked by your own immune system). Immunoglobulins reduces inflammation by reversing this action.

Yes you can start work out gradually...
You may start with simple walking for 35 minutes, and some non strenous exercises..

I will suggest you to take injection vitcofol 2cc intramuscularly every alternate days for five pricks over the buttocks through a health professional and follow up for Physiotherapy treatment

Ideally you should consult as prescription without Details of the case are rarely successful.
Still you may try taking Arnica Montana 30 TDs for one day.
Homoeopathic.

Definitely it requires surgical intervention. In good setup hospital charges may cost around 40-55K.

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