Doris was a 46-year old lady. Sometime in December 2000 she experienced an excruciating pain in the right shoulder. The pain persisted and a full medical check up indicated serum alpha fetoprotein at 171. A CT scan showed a huge mass in the liver. Doris was asked to go to Singapore for a liver surgery.
On 30 December 2000, 70% of her right liver was excised. Then, she underwent chemotherapy in ...
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Suria was a 38-year old man from Indonesia. He came to Penang for his wife’s operation but instead found himself to be suffering from liver cancer. For the past 20 years he had gastric problems and since the last ten years he had blurry visions. His daily diet: ayam goreng (fried chicken). A CT scan of the liver dated 2 March 2001 indicated a lobulated mass seen in the left lobe of the left liver. This possibly represents ...
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AS (S-357) is a 65-year-old Indonesian. He came to seek our help on 14 April 2013 after having undergone a failed liver surgery in Singapore.
His problem started in late December 2011 when AS felt gastric-like pain in the stomach. An ultrasound at a hospital in his hometown indicated a possibility of gallbladder infection.
Not satisfied, AS went to Jakarta and on 31 December 2011 underwent a cholecystectomy (surgery to remove gallbladder). During the operation, the surgeon also ...
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Surgery for Cancer
Richard Evans, one of the founders of the Texas Cancer Center wrote:
Reference: www.texascancercenter.com
Beware of Unwarranted Surgery!
Surgery can only cure early-stage cancer.
If the cancer has already spread, then cure by surgery is not possible.
The role of surgery in advanced-stage cancer is limited.
Dr. Andrew Weil (in Health ...
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Again please?
Medical bills are killing patients?
Yes, medical bills are killing you!
Do I hear it right?
Medical bills are killing you?
But I am sick! Should it not be the disease that is killing me?
You bet!
Times Magazine of 20 February 2013, carried a lengthy article by Steven Brill: Bitter Pill – Why Medical Bills Are Killing Us. I printed out this article – there are 46 pages in all!
You can read the original article here: http://healthland.time.com/2013/02/20/bitter-pill-why-medical-bills-are-killing-us/#ixzz2MjdpIcGO
These are some ...
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To understand more about the radiation risks from medical imaging, we recommend that you read the following articles posted in the Internet. Just Google topics like the dangers of medical/diagnostic tests, etc, etc. There are plenty of materials to read. Here are some examples.
1. Medical Radiation Soars, With Risks Often Overlooked
Radiation, like alcohol, is a double-edged sword. Radiation can reveal hidden problems, from broken bones and lung lesions to heart defects and tumors. But it also has ...
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The above statement in not from CA Care! It is from Dr. Agus in his book below (pg. 66).
Dr. Agus is no ordinary cancer doctor. He is one of the world’s leading cancer doctors and pioneering biomedical researchers. He is professor of medicine and engineering at the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine and Viterbi School of Engineering. His obtained his undergraduate degree from Princeton University and his ...
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1. Perilous Approach: Avastin and Sutent Promote Growth of Breast Cancer Stem Cells
(Note: Many patients in Malaysia have been treated with this very expensive drug)
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently revoked approval of Avastin for treating breast cancer. The reversal was in response to clinical trials showing ...
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It is bad enough to be diagnosed with a metastatic kidney cancer. The situation gets to be real grim when you are told that for this type of cancer there would be no cure. But how do you take it if on top if this you were told to take a drug that cost 100 million rupiah a month that would NOT cure you? And you were scolded for not wanting to take the medication! What can you do if ...
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KC (E87) is a 50-year-old male. In late January 2013, he had breathing difficulties and had to be hospitalized. There was fluid in his lung. Pleural tapping was done. KC’s health was restored after 10 days in the hospital where 4 litres of pleural fluid was tapped out.
A CT scan done on 21 February 2013 indicated the following:
This case study consists of three parts.
Part 2: Eleven to Nineteen Drugs A Day Could Not Cure Her – Rather Die Than Suffer More
Part 3:The Last Option: CA Care Therapy After Chemotherapy Had Failed
This is a tragic story of MS, a single, 41-year-old lady from Jakarta.
In early May 2012, MS felt uncomfortable in her abdomen. She felt something moving inside. She went to see an internist in Jakarta. A blood test showed elevated CA 125 – more than ...
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On 25 April 2012, I had the privilege to meet GS. He had colon cancer that had spread to his liver. Seven of 12 lymph nodes were also affected. His problem started when he passed out loose stools with blood, otherwise his health was fine.
A colonoscopy confirmed a tumour in his sigmoid colon. Subsequently GS underwent a surgery. This operation cost him RM 27,000. After surgery he was told that ...
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One patient with lymphoma wrote:
Jun 4, 2013
Dear Dr. Chris,
I feel better after taking your ovarium herbal, the bleeding has reduced significantly. Thank you! However, I want to ask, is there any side effect on my kidney by drinking the herbal, maybe the residual of herbal? Thank you.
Reply: Aya, why ask such question. You don’t die drinking my herbs. I have patients taking them for 16 years and they never ask such question.
Jun 4, 2013
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