It’s not me.
But yeah, stage 4, 78 year old woman.. what do you reckon?
My aunt and my brother both died from pancreatic cancer. I’m curious if other families have suffered multiple attacks of this type of cancer.
I’m entering a study at Johns Hopkins Hospital that is trying to figure out if it does run in families and I just wanted some feedback.
My grandfather was recently diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. He had been going to the doctor every 6 months to get his lungs checked on because he had some problems with them in the past, but none of them were cancerous. I would like to know if its possible that his health went from good to him having stage 4 cancer in only 6 months, or if the cancer had been growing for a while and the doctor just didnt see it.
I have known a few a people who have passed away as a result. It seems to have a high mortality rate, why is that?
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Lately when I go to the bathroom to go do number 2, I’ve been seeing a lot of blood. Enough blood to turn the water all red.
Is that a possibility of pancreatic cancer, because my grandpa has passed away from it when I was young. Also I’m only 14 and a vegetarian.
If that’s not it what else could it be?
Oh and the other day I found this pea shaped lump on my lower shin just above my foot.
